Baggage
71baggage-smasher — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ noun slang : a person (as a baggageman) who handles the baggage of others especially in a baggage car or steamship …
72baggage-train — baggˈage train noun A train of baggage animals, wagons, etc • • • Main Entry: ↑baggage …
73baggage handler — a person employed by a railway, airline, or steamship company to load or unload baggage. * * * …
74baggage handler — noun One employed at airports to move baggage and other cargo between the aeroplanes and the terminal …
75Baggage train — A number of wagons travelling together, e.g. the baggage trains of the king with all the household goods and administrative paperwork required during his itinerary. If oxen were used to pull wagons, some 10 miles a day might be covered; a similar …
76baggage reclaim — bag|gage re|claim [ ,bægıdʒ rikleım ] noun uncount BRITISH the BAGGAGE CLAIM area of an airport …
77baggage carousel — moving belt that conveys suitcases and luggage at the baggage claim area …
78baggage handler — /ˈbægɪdʒ hændlə/ (say bagij handluh) noun a person employed to load luggage on and off a plane, train, etc. –baggage handling, noun …
79baggage cart — / bægɪdʒ kɑ:t/ noun US a metal holder on wheels, on which baggage can be placed to be moved easily in an airport, train station, etc …
80baggage car — The car of a passenger train in which baggage checked by passengers is carried …