attachecase
nounUK /ˈætəʃeɪ ˌkeɪs/
US /ˌætəˈʃeɪ ˌkeɪs/
A small, flat bag with a handle that people use to carry papers to work.
Dad put his important papers in his attachecase before leaving for the office.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A hard-sided case used by business people to carry documents and a laptop.
She opened her attachecase and handed the client the signed contract.
3. A thin travel case for carrying official papers or money.
The diplomat carried the treaty in a locked attachecase.
4. A small suitcase with a flat shape, often made of leather.
He packed his attachecase with notebooks for the conference.