excess luggage

noun

1. luggage that is greater in weight or in number of pieces than an airline, etc, will carry free

Example Sentences

Mr. Compton Mackenzie was in trouble about his excess luggage, for example.

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Otherwise the fee for excess luggage would take what little remained of his bank account.

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An excess luggage porter at a large railway station said to a “commercial,” “I see your luggage is overweight, sir.”

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There was four pounds and ninepence to pay for excess luggage at Charing Cross.

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He was given a first-class ticket from York, and a receipt for excess luggage.

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