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Duffle (Noun)

A coarse heavy woolen fabric.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

The old coat was made of a thick, scratchy duffle that was well-suited to the harsh winters.
The duffle cloth on the stairs had seen better days, and was frayed and worn in many places.
She chose a length of duffle to make a warm and sturdy pair of curtains.
The fabric store had a special section for duffle, and the manager was happy to show her the different weights and colors.
As a child, she remembered snuggling up in a blanket made of soft, thick duffle on cold winter nights.

A large cylindrical bag of heavy cloth; for carrying personal belongings.

Nouns denoting man-made objects.

She grabbed her duffle and headed out the door to catch her early morning flight.
The soldier slung his duffle over his shoulder and marched off to his barracks.
After the meeting, he stuffed his files and laptop into his duffle and went home.
The hikers rolled up their clothes and stuffed them into their duffles before setting off on the trail.
The kids struggled to drag their duffles across the pavement as they made their way to summer camp.