rucksack

Meathead nodded down the hallway where two olive drab duffel bags and a rucksack sat next to the front door.

But instead of getting my rucksack, he stepped out of the car and made a call.

My father carried a rucksack, a Tommy gun, lots of spare rounds of ammunition, various grenades and a collapsible bicycle.

Jimmy picked up the bag and fastened the deerskin straps, by which it hung from his shoulders like a rucksack.

We thought of—I thought of having lunch in the hotel, but, of course, you can have my rucksack to carry yours in.

He was busy tying a large rucksack of lunch on to himself, and was in no mood for Samuel's ball-room chatter.

He carried two English ration bags, besides his own rucksack, and they were all filled to bursting with loot.

There they were, coming down the passage from a side door—she in front with her alpenstock and rucksack—smiling.