seabag

English

Etymology

From sea +‎ bag.

Noun

seabag (plural seabags)

1. A duffel bag used by sailors or marines.
   • 2001, Wesley Hall, The Hooligan Navy: A True Story about the Old Coast Guard, page 163:

     Even though it was still short of lights-out by two hours, the enlisted men's quarters was abuzz and asnort with the sounds of sleeping men when I dragged my seabag through the hatchway.

Translations

duffel bag used by sailors or marines

German: Seesack (de) m