Synonyms for BRIEFCASE
ˈbrifˌkeɪsbrief·case

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1. briefcasenoun

   Synonyms:
   attaché case

2. briefcasenoun

   a case used for carrying documents (especially by business people)

   Synonyms:
   attaché case

Princeton's WordNet

1. briefcasenoun

   a case with a handle; for carrying papers or files or books

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1. List of paraphrases for "briefcase":

   mallette, towel, suitcase, napkin, case, satchel, bag, attache

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1. Curtis Armstrong:

   Everybody has their own opinions about what the reason was, after a while, they were barely even trying to hide it … It was a fairly well-known fact that they did not get along … I think there was a briefcase thrown at one point.

2. Kate Carr:

   Put something in the back seat where a child seat is always located that you're going to need at your final destination, something you know you're going to look for, like your cell phone, your purse, a briefcase, this, in fact, can happen to anyone, and we've seen it happen to anyone.

3. Tori Spelling:

   I heard about the show from my agent. She said, ‘Your dad is doing it.’ I was like, ‘I haven’t heard anything about it.’ I popped into his briefcase when he got home, and I was like, cool, i really wanted to play Andrea. I went in under a different name, then I got the part of Donna — which I’m sure had something to do with my dad.

4. Dick Durbin:

   Well, I'm concerned. There's a standard that we follow when it comes to members of Congress and classified information. The door to my office is closed. The person that presents the document to me takes it out of a locked briefcase, hands it to me and watches as I read it. When I finish reading it, he takes it back, puts it in the briefcase and leaves the scene, that's how carefully we review these documents. To think that any of them ended up in boxes in storage one place or the other is just unacceptable.

5. Hebert Garcia:

   I began denouncing some briefcase companies, especially meat importers, apparently, it didn't go down very well, because it was touching the interests of some government figures ... Somehow, he (Maduro) began losing trust and our relationship deteriorated. So I resigned.