carryall
nounUK /ˈkæriɔːl/
US /ˈkæriˌɔl/
A carryall is a big bag or basket for holding many things.
She packed the picnic food into a large carryall.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A light covered wagon or carriage used for transporting people or goods.
The settlers loaded their supplies into a carryall.
3. A small vehicle, such as a golf cart or utility car, used to carry people or equipment.
The groundskeeper drove the carryall across the golf course.
4. A large basket or container used for carrying laundry or household items.
He tossed the dirty towels into the carryall by the door.