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duffel bag or duffle bag? Mon Nov 12, 2007 16:52 pm  duffel bag or duffle bag?
 

Hi,

Which spelling do you prefer -- duffle bag or duffel bag? Also, how often do you use the word and do you own a duffel bag?

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duffel bag or duffle bag? Tue Nov 13, 2007 7:05 am  duffel bag or duffle bag?
 

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Nowadays, more folks use backpacks or suitcases, leaving the duffel/duffle bags to soldiers and boy scouts. I, however, usually travel with one. Never having-- to my knowledge-- written it, I had to look up the two spellings, and will now be sure to use the more authentic 'duffel'. (And I notice at the moment that my spell-checker is rejecting the other spelling above.)
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