Green’s Dictionary of Slang

luggage n.

1. the male genitals [pun on bag n.1 (1a)].

[UK]Farmer & Henley Sl. and Its Analogues.

2. (US) a hip-flask.

[US]Judge (NY) 91 July-Dec. 31: Luggage - Something on the hip.

3. (US teen) bags under the eyes [pun on SE bags].

[US]‘Curt Cannon’ ‘Die Hard’ in I Like ’Em Tough (1958) 9: His eyes were carrying luggage, heavy luggage.
[US]G. Sculatti Catalog of Cool 🌐 luggage (noun): Bags under the eyes.
Beauty Buzz.com 🌐 I had brought my Clarins Firming Eye Cream – but loss of sleep, flying and change in climate gave me luggage under my eyes.

In phrases

lose one’s luggage (v.)

(US) to lose consciousness, to become disorientated.

[US]D. Jenkins You Gotta Play Hurt 273: ‘Yeah, you know, I felt a jab, but it wasn’t like I lost my luggage’ .