kitbag

British  

/ ˈkɪtˌbæɡ /

noun

1. a canvas or other bag for a serviceman's kit

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Example Sentences

He has wanted to leave his metaphorical captaincy equivalent in his kitbag until he comes to field.

From BBC

For years, this dry shampoo has featured in every stylist’s kitbag.

From The Guardian

Later, as he fought to regain his composure, he would carry a piece of paper in his kitbag, and refer to its wisdom in moments of stress or doubt.

From The Guardian

I'm now going to climb into the loft, find his shirt in an old kitbag and place it on a chair next to me.

From BBC

“The fact that she is willing to use force – and sees the value of the threat of using force – doesn’t make it the only tool in her kitbag.”

From The Guardian