Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Wiktionary
n. A rack attached to a car or other vehicle, used to hold luggage or similar items.
WordNet
n. carrier for holding luggage above the seats of a train or on top of a car [syn: roof rack]
Usage examples of "luggage rack".
There were rich green plush curtains hung at the windows, and gas lamps in brackets on both sides, covered with etched-glass lampshades, and the luggage rack overhead, the hand rails, the arm rests, the curtain rings, were all of polished brass.
Her Sandbenders was beside her bag on the luggage rack, with her goggles and tip-sets on top of it.
She pulled her suitcase oflF the luggage rack and went to stand in the corridor as they rounded the last curve and drew into the junction.
He let out an involuntary gasp of pain, and Malfoy looked up at the luggage rack, frowning.
People don't usually turn their head to look up at the luggage rack that often if they have just a few sandwiches and a newspaper in their suitcase.
Drying himself, he walked back into the bedroom to his suitcase on a luggage rack in the corner.
I went through the hard-sided suitcase he'd left open on the luggage rack.
He left it on the luggage rack near the front entrance and promptly forgot about it.
He stopped near the door and saw the carpetbag on the luggage rack.