different between suitcased vs suitcases
suitcased
English
Etymology
suitcase +? -ed
Adjective
suitcased (not comparable)
- Placed in a suitcase.
- 1938, House & Garden (volume 74, page 19)
- Protect footwear from scratches, prevent suitcased shoes from soiling clothes.
- 1938, House & Garden (volume 74, page 19)
- Carrying a suitcase.
- 1960, Georg Mann, The dollar diploma (page 21)
- In the fall, regiments of straw-suitcased small-town high-school graduates were disgorged from the trains in Garden Prairie.
- 1960, Georg Mann, The dollar diploma (page 21)
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suitcases
English
Noun
suitcases
- plural of suitcase
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