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To place and arrange compactly as in a pack, especially for storage or transport
“They will pack the merchandise neatly and securely in a box before it is dispatched.”
To wrap or envelop with something
“To make a planter, simply line your carved pumpkin with newspaper, pack tightly with soil, add some seeds and then plant into the ground.”
To fill a container with things
“She would pack the box with all kinds of goodies, from fried chicken to potato salad and apple pie.”
To compress or cram items, especially to fit into a container
“Sheila decided to aggressively pack as much of her shopping into the small suitcase as was humanly possible.”
To put something away, typically for later use
“Spring arrived, and it was time to pack our winterwear away for a few months.”
To block or clog up a space or opening
“It will be necessary to pack the opening with sealant before the patches are applied.”
To fill or crowd into a space
“A large group of music fans would pack the amphitheater, waiting eagerly for the band to emerge.”
To carry and take from one place to another
“You'll need to pack some provisions and water with you during your hike.”
A large quantity (of something)
“Uncle Ed arrived with a pack of books in the boot of his car.”
Plural for a bag used for storing or transporting things
“Your child should bend at the knees and grab the pack with both hands when lifting it to the shoulders.”
Plural for a (typically cardboard or paper) container used for holding items
“He checked his watch and walked to his dresser again for one more look before grabbing his wallet and a pack of mints.”
Plural for a group of people or animals sharing a common interest and relating together socially
“I perceive these are no knights, but only a pack of scoundrels.”
Plural for a set of things of the same kind or type
“Two jokers are typically included with each new pack of cards.”
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