Carryall (noun)

A large bag or basket used for carrying a variety of items.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from carry + all.

Examples:

1. The carryall was filled with all sorts of things, from food and drinks to toys and books.
2. The carryall was a convenient way to carry all the essentials for a picnic in the park.
3. The carryall was made of sturdy canvas, with strong handles and a spacious interior.
4. The carryall was versatile and practical, perfect for a variety of uses and situations.
5. The carryall was a favorite of beach-goers, who used it to carry all their gear to the sand.