noun
or duf·fle ˈdəfəl
( -s )
Etymology: Dutch duffel, from Duffel, town near Antwerp, Belgium
1. : a coarse heavy woolen blanketing or overcoating with a thick nap
2. usually duffle : transportable personal belongings, equipment, and supplies
a car that bulged with people, suitcases, and assorted duffle — F.L.Allen
soldiers stowing duffle and rifles into hard canvas bunks — K.M.Dodson