luggage (the usual word)

gear

(an area of) soft, wet ground

swamp

a part of a lathe which grips the work to be operated on

throw aside, throw away, throw out

a small bay

inlet, small niche

the Greek letter D; land in this shape at the place where some rivers meet the sea and separate to make two or more branches

arm of the sea

the outer layer of the skin

animal fur

(especially in Scotland) a river estuary or sea inlet

arm of the sea

a part of the sea almost surrounded by land

sea inlet

to imprison (a person)

put in jail, confinement

a long area of water extending into the land from a larger body of water or between islands; an apparatus, place, for letting in water, gas etc

arm of the sea

to abandon, throw away, (what is unwanted)

eject; throw overboard

(Scot) a lake

arm of the sea

to go slowly and stop frequently; stand about

hang around; stroll

(an area of) low-lying, wet land

swamp

(of birds) to lose (feathers) before a new growth; (of gods and cats) to lose (hair) in the same way

shed

partly decayed plant material, used as a fuel and fertilizer

swamp

an animal's skin with the fur or hair on it; as fast as possible

animal fur

to put aside, send back, throw away, (something) as not good enough; to refuse to accept (a person, thing)

say no to

to let (leaves etc) come off, fall; to take off (clothes); to spread or send out (heat, light etc)

cast off

(the tissue forming) the outer covering of the body of a person; the outer covering of a banana, peach, plum etc

outer covering, especially of animate being

(an area of) soft, very wet land; to flood, soak, (something) with water

wet land covered with vegetation

to take food or drink out of a restaurant to eat at home

put in jail, confinement

to remove a load, cargo from (a lorry, ship etc); to get rid of (a person, thing, not wanted)

take off; empty