suitcase v.— «Many suspects in police custody also died while forced face down in restraints—most often when being “hogtied” or “suitcased” with wrists and ankles tied together, the group said.» —“Florida cases cited in report condemning U.S. human...
Thiefrow n.— «Thiefrow airport has got a terrible reputation. If anything is stolen from your suitcase, and you passed through London, you can bet it got nicked at Thiefrow. I once saw a TV programme where hidden cameras filmed Thiefrow baggage...
suitcase college n.— «Student objection voiced at the meeting was that a five-day class week would make the institution a “suitcase college” and would impair the traditional weekend program of extracurricular activities.» —“Students Oppose5-Day...
suitcase college n.— «Dr. Pinkham said Connecticut had been one scene of the operations [of ] “suitcase colleges and vendors of harlequin diplomas.”» —“Nation Menaced by “Mountebank” Medical Colleges” in Chicago Bridgeport Telegram (Conn.) Mar. 19...
suitcase college n. a non-residential institution of higher education; a commuter campus. Also suitcase school, suitcase university. Editorial Note: The first cite uses a different (and rarer) meaning synonymous with matchbook college. (source:...
suitcase college n.— «As a day hop you may otherwise miss that real college feeling—especially at a “suitcase college” like Maryland University.» —“Plan Campus Life With Care” by Diane Woolley Moore Washington Post and Times Herald Aug. 29, 1954...
