Wiktionary
n. A flat, stiff case used for carrying papers, documents, books, etc
WordNet
n. case consisting of an oblong container (usually having a lock) for carrying dispatches or other valuables [syn: dispatch box]
Usage examples of "dispatch case".
Gomez leaned the motorcycle against the wall as a motorcyclist in a leather suit, showing against the light from inside the building as the door opened, came out of the door with a dispatch case hung over his shoulder, a wooden-holstered Mauser pistol swung against his hip.
He sank into his chair, scarcely noticing its comfort, and reached out to key the combination into the dispatch case lock plate.
Before them on a coffee table, beside an open dispatch case, lay a pile of documents.
Later, one Professor Zapp simplified the process so that most of these operations could be performed mechanically in a cabinet the size of a dispatch case.
I decided not to carry any weapons which he might be able to snatch from me, so I took off my saber and locked it in the seat box, along with the dispatch case containing the Englishman's papers.
The leather dispatch case was slung under his left arm, held in place by a wide leather strap that went from each end of the case and over his right shoulder.
The dispatch case and sash lay under some loose straw in the back of the manger.
Ryan found his desk neatly piled with material too sensitive for the car's dispatch case, and prepped himself for the morning department-head meeting, which he co-chaired with the DCI.
The Spidlarian tenders the dispatch case, points toward Creslin and Megaera and bows, backing away politely.