Baggage

Noun

 * 1) uncountable Luggage; traveling equipment
 * 2) negative Factors that restrict a person's freedom, often in an intellectual or psychological way
 * 3)  A woman
 * 4)  An army's portable equipment; its baggage train.

Adjectives for Baggage
unnecessary; hand; superfluous; mental; multitudinous; clumsy; ponderous; weighty.

Verbs for Baggage
abandon—; attend with—; convey—; dispatch—; encumber with—; lighten—; retrieve—; splotch—; stow—; transport—; tuck away; —encumbers; —weighs.

Thesaurus
Gladstone, Jezebel, apparatus, attache case, backpack, bad woman, bag, bag and baggage, bandbox, bitch, briefcase, broad, cargo, carpetbag, carryall, chippy, clitoromaniac, cocotte, consignment, ditty bag, drab, duffel, duffel bag, dunnage, easy lay, easy woman, flight bag, floozy, footlocker, frail sister, freight, freightage, gear, goods, grip, grisette, handbag, harridan, haversack, holdall, hussy, hysteromaniac, impedimenta, jade, kit, kit bag, knapsack, lading, load, loose woman, luggage, nymphet, nympho, nymphomaniac, outfit, overnight bag, pack, payload, pickup, portmanteau, quean, rucksack, satchel, sea bag, shipment, slattern, slut, strumpet, suitcase, tackle, tart, tote bag, tramp, traps, traveling bag, trollop, trull, trunk, uteromaniac, wanton, wench, whore

Etymology
From bagage:, from  bagage:, from bague:, from Germanic (compare bag).

Pronunciation

 * ,, {{SAMPA|/"b{gIdZ/}}

Synonyms

 * luggage, gear, stuff, bags

Derived terms

 * baggage carousel
 * baggage claim
 * baggage handler
 * baggage reclaim
 * baggage train
 * bag and baggage
 * blind baggage