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Italian suitcase 

1) a plastic bag, paper bag, bowling ball bag, any bag or carrying device , etc. other than a suitcase used to carry something that you don't want someone else to see

2) a plastic bag with something in it
1) After Louie wacked out 'Vinny the rat', he couldn't just carry his body out to the car. He had to make a couple of nice Italian suitcases out of him.

2) After last night I couldn't let Lisa do the walk of shame across campus so I gave that bitch an Italian suitcase for her f-ing stuff.
Italian suitcase by muffhead October 19, 2009
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Italian suitcase 

A brown shopping bag with handles, used in place of of a proper suitcase. Often a result of not having money.
Hey Ma, do you have any Italian Suitcases? I'm going to sleepover Donna's and I need to pack a bag.
Italian suitcase by AuntReRe August 31, 2016
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