IPA: /ˈhoʊldɔːl/
KK: /ˈhoʊldɔl/
A large bag used for carrying various items, often with handles and a shoulder strap, commonly used for travel.
She packed her clothes into the holdall for the weekend trip.
Holdall → The word is formed from "hold" (from Old English "holdan", meaning to grasp or carry) and "all" (meaning everything or all things). A holdall is a bag designed to carry all your belongings or items together.
Think of 'holding' everything ('all') together in one bag — that's what a holdall is for.
No commonly confused words.