A smaller paper container for carrying a lunch: “He had his lunch in a ________.”
| PAPER BAG | 523 |
| PAPER SACK | 238 |
| BAG | 128 |
| SACK | 112 |
| LUNCH BAG | 36 |
| LUNCH BOX | 34 |
| PAPER POKE | 15 |
| POKE | 13 |
| LUNCH PAIL | 8 |
| DINNER PAIL | 6 |
| LUNCH BUCKET | 6 |
| PAIL | 5 |
| BROWN PAPER BAG | 4 |
| LUNCH KIT | 4 |
| BROWN BAG | 3 |
| LUNCH BASKET | 3 |
| SANDWICH BAG | 3 |
| BUCKET | 2 |
| DINNER BUCKET | 2 |
| NH | 2 |
| PAPER TOOT | 2 |
| TIN BUCKET | 2 |
| BASKET | 1 |
| BOX | 1 |
| CELLOPHANE BAG | 1 |
| DINNER BOX | 1 |
| LARD PAIL | 1 |
| LUNCH SACK | 1 |
| PLASTIC SACK | 1 |
| PUSS | 1 |
| SATCHEL | 1 |
| SMALL-SIZED LARD PAIL | 1 |
| TOBACCO BOX | 1 |
| TOOT | 1 |
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