seabag

It held a seabag just like Kirk's over its shoulder.

He carried it in what looked like a navy seabag.

Then he grabbed his seabag and threw things into that.

"What I need to take with me can be stuffed into a seabag.

The seabag fell from his shoulder, thumped on the earth.

Instead of being a standard seabag it had a zipper down one side and folded out.

It was bulged out to the size of a filled Navy seabag.

She nudged her seabag with the side of her foot.

He shouldered the pack he had made of his seabag, followed Hans.

This guy ain't traveling with a full seabag.

"If the Navy wanted you to have a wife, they'd have issued you one with your seabag.'"

While the girls are hysterical, Jacky quickly shoves her seabag full of supplies down into the hold.

Then he shouldered his seabag and walked stiffly along the pier, falling into step beside Otto.

He was already half dressed, pulling his fatigues from the seabag hanging at the head of his rack.

I stood up and slung the seabag over my shoulder just as the waitress brought Bloor's glaucoma.

"Is my seabag ready?"

A seabag rested against her slim leg, a professional's battered camera case swung against her opposite hip.

He took a swallow of grog from the well-used seabag that hung from a peg on the binnacle.

Tombstone, with his personal effects and clean uniforms in a seabag over his shoulder, was first down the ramp and onto the tarmac.

"We feel very strongly that a recruit will have a full seabag when he leaves" boot camp, said Becky Atkins, a Navy uniform official.

Put them all in a seabag with a shot in the bottom, in case we have to dump them over the side in a hurry.'

I dropped my seabag into the harbor as I strutted down the gangway the day I mustered out.

While Hathcock talked to his new platoon, the sergeant who had lain on the cot staggered up the hill beneath the weight of his seabag.