ˈləgij, -gēj noun
( -s )
Usage: often attributive
Etymology: lug (II) + -age
1. : something that is lugged ; especially : the belongings that a traveler carries with him
his only luggage what he could carry in a red plaid cotton handkerchief — American Guide Series: Minnesota
brought as part of their luggage toasting irons, waffle irons, and gridirons — M.R.Werner
2.
a. : suitcases, traveling bags, and other articles containing a traveler's belongings : baggage
both running-boards were piled with traps and luggage — D.L.Sharp
stowing space under the beds for hand luggage — Horace Sutton
b. : empty suitcases and other containers for a traveler's belongings especially as offered for sale
a shop that sells fine luggage