How Do You Spell CARRYALL?

Pronunciation: [kˈaɹɪˌɔːl] (IPA)

Carryall is a noun that refers to a large bag, typically made of fabric or leather, used for carrying or transporting heavy items. The word is spelled phonetically as /ˈkæriˌɔl/ where the first syllable "car" is pronounced as "kær" and the second syllable "ry" is pronounced as "ri". The final syllable "all" is pronounced as "ɔl". The word is often used to describe a versatile bag or tote that can carry various items, including clothing, tools, and personal belongings.

CARRYALL Meaning and Definition

1. A carryall is a noun that refers to a large bag, satchel, or tote that is designed to carry a variety of items. It is a versatile and spacious bag that is well-suited for transporting numerous belongings, making it useful for various purposes such as traveling, shopping, or carrying everyday essentials.

   Typically made of sturdy materials like canvas, leather, or nylon, carryalls are designed to withstand the weight and demands of carrying multiple items. They often feature spacious main compartments that can accommodate larger items, while also including smaller pockets or compartments for organizing smaller belongings. Carryalls typically have handles or straps that allow them to be carried comfortably by hand, over the shoulder, or across the body.

   Due to their size and functionality, carryalls are popular among individuals who need a practical bag for various occasions. They can be used as a gym bag to carry fitness equipment, as a diaper bag to hold baby essentials, or even as a travel bag for carrying clothes and personal items when going on a trip. The versatility and generous capacity of carryalls make them an excellent choice for those who need to transport multiple items efficiently, while also looking stylish and organized.

Common Misspellings for CARRYALL

• carral
• carrpal
• corrall
• xarryall
• varryall
• farryall
• darryall
• caryall
• carriall
• carcerall
• carriabl
• karrall
• karryll
• Parriall
• Carrayne
• Charryar
• carrieall
• Tarrhall

Etymology of CARRYALL

The word "carryall" originated in the early 19th century in the United States. It is a compound word combining two separate words: "carry" and "all".

"Carry" comes from the Middle English word "carrien", which means "to carry" or "to transport". It ultimately derives from the Old English word "cerian" and shares its roots with various other Germanic languages.

The word "all" comes from the Old English word "eall", which means "entire" or "whole". It has Indo-European roots and connects with words in other Germanic languages, such as the German "all" and the Dutch "al".

The combination of "carry" and "all" in "carryall" suggests an item or a bag that is meant to carry everything or transport various things at once.

Similar spelling words for CARRYALL

• Crowell,
• guerilla,
• curly-leafed,
• Kerril,
• carollo,
• Curle,
• carillo,
• CORL,
• Coryell,
• USA-CRREL,
• Karela,
• Caroll,
• Caralea,
• curlew,
• Carlee,
• curly-headed,
• curly-grained,
• grill,
• Graille,
• Coral-like,
• GRL,
• Gruelly,
• greeley,
• Coral-island,
• Greelea,
• kraal,
• Caerleigh,
• growl,
• Korall,
• CQRL,
• kryl,
• Coraly,
• Cariel,
• guerrilla,
• mushroom-coral,
• Jon-Carlo,
• cruel,
• queerly,
• Kyril,
• COREL,
• Gril,
• Kirill,
• growly,
• Crawly,
• Karoly,
• Carle,
• Guriel,
• coral-colored,
• Karly,
• carelli,
• Karlye,
• koirala,
• lancelot-grail,
• gorlois,
• Karielle,
• carril,
• Karli,
• Kyrill,
• Creolla,
• Gerrell,
• Kyrell,
• QRL,
• corlay,
• Gorrell,
• Karl,
• GRAL,
• Criolla,
• curly-haired,
• garrulou,
• KRL,
• curl-up,
• GROL,
• Carlowe,
• curly-heads,
• carloway,
• Carlie,
• curly-leaved,
• Grilly,
• Cureall,
• Crull,
• Carole,
• Coralie,
• crawl,
• Karola,
• pub-crawl,
• carrell,
• Kaarlo,
• Double-quarrel,
• Carleah,
• Carrillo,
• carroll,
• Karalee,
• Greeleigh,
• Corella,
• curlee,
• kural,
• cariello,
• correl,
• Koral,
• Karleigh,
• carello,
• John-Carlo,
• Carlow,
• gorley,
• Gerall,
• grayly,
• CANMET/CRL,
• Karlla,
• gharial,
• Karla,
• CANMET/CCRL,
• cruelly,
• Caroly,
• Karrla,
• Garelli,
• Greely,
• un-curl,
• creepy-crawly,
• kralja,
• Karlee,
• karelia,
• Coralia,
• Carli,
• gurley,
• Quirl,
• Creola,
• Carlia,
• Corlie,
• Gurl,
• Corol,
• Karyll,
• Kyrle,
• Karyl,
• corollae,
• Grolier,
• Corilla,
• curlier,
• Kerryl,
• Carolee,
• Karryll,
• Karalie,
• carll,
• curly,
• Correlle,
• chorally,
• Curley,
• CA/CRL,
• karl-marx-stadt,
• Caryll,
• Crail,
• corell,
• Carel,
• Karle,
• guerrilla-war,
• Caryl,
• Carrol,
• Caralee,
• Koralie,
• coral,
• criollo,
• quarrel,
• Carla,
• CR1L,
• creeley,
• CRHLA,
• Carualho,
• greul,
• Corrella,
• krill,
• crawlway,
• Carlo,
• CARILL,
• kuril,
• creole,
• Kiril,
• cruella,
• Querl,
• GARL,
• Carullo,
• KRYLO,
• chorley,
• Caralie,
• curly-tailed,
• Karryl,
• curl-ups,
• Cariole,
• Keryl,
• CRREL,
• Kerilee,
• Carley,
• Curial,
• Carrola,
• crawley-root,
• Karole,
• wife-carle,
• KROL,
• crelle,
• kurile,
• kroll,
• grael,
• Carola,
• corolla,
• kraul,
• barbecue-grill,
• corral,
• carol,
• goral,
• carella,
• Querele,
• grail,
• kurylo,
• creole-fish,
• Corelie,
• Coral-wort,
• Coral-forming,
• Caerule,
• CORALI,
• greyly,
• CRL,
• Coralee,
• Carlah,
• Karlah,
• Kreel,
• grille,
• curly-coated,
• Coral-rag,
• Karrel,
• gyral,
• creel,
• Corly,
• corelli,
• Graal,
• Crowley,
• Caralia,
• Carwell,
• crayola,
• kyriale,
• Gerrall,
• guerrilla-style,
• Corley,
• karolyi,
• Caroli,
• croll,
• Karel,
• gorilla,
• carell,
• coral-red,
• Kerala,
• CREL,
• crawley,
• Carely,
• Caryle,
• GRRL,
• carrel,
• grisly,
• Karol,
• grohl,
• gruel,
• Karlie,
• Cryal,
• Corlee,
• Curule,
• Crewel,
• karala,
• Carlla,
• krayola,
• GR8LY,
• Korilla,
• stone-curlew,
• Carly,
• khairul,
• curl,
• chorale,
• querelle,
• Carwile,
• Sean-Carlo,
• Kerl,
• Carleigh,
• craal,
• Carlye,
• Cruel-hearted,
• Carl,
• caorle,
• coral-wood,
• Kyrielle,
• Grallae,
• choral,
• Quarl,
• CARAL,
• Korella,
• caerulea,
• Karlo,
• carlaw.

Plural form of CARRYALL is CARRYALLS