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attaché case
noun
- a flat, usually rigid, rectangular briefcase for carrying business papers, documents, or the like.
attaché case
noun
- a small flat rectangular briefcase used for carrying documents, papers, etc
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Word History and Origins
Origin of attaché case1
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Example Sentences
In 2000, FAO Schwartz made a custom version called One-of-a-Kind Monopoly, complete with a attaché case made of Napolino leather.
And yet, when he leaked the case to Congress, he carried the institutional imprimatur of the FBI in his attaché case.
In an instant I placed the attaché-case over it and next second it had disappeared.
Then I noticed for the first time that he bore in his hand a small brown leather attaché-case.
He issued from his front door every morning at half-past eight holding a neat little attaché case in a neatly-gloved hand.
In the old days the attaché-case was the peculiar trademark of private secretaries and diplomats and high-up people like that.
One of the other agents had picked it up from my flitterboat and packed it carefully into a small attaché case.
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