Similar Words to Pack:
Backpack
Battalion
Bundle
Camp
Carry
Clique
Compact
Coterie
Face Pack
Gang
Ingroup
Inner Circle
Jam
Large Number
Load Down
Mob
Multitude
Pile
Plurality
Ring
Take
Tamp
Tamp Down
Throng
Wad
Examples:
1. Well was you in need of a week to pack or what? Come on, girl.
2. Ah, I've no room in my pack for any book.
3. Go get me a pack of cigarettes.
4. All of you, pack my cases.
5. I'm trying to keep it down to a pack a day.
6. I swear he gave me nothing except a pack of cigarettes.
7. Well, but they took the cigarette pack when they took Scarface's body.
8. Don't holler anymore in this house, and don't cackle or I'll pack you up and haul you off to that home at Sunset.
9. I'll pack her ashes in an old bottle and I'll pitch the bottle into Tiger Tail Bayou.
10. We're gonna pack the place, Mom.
11. So the boys will have to pack and move.
12. We must buy tickets and pack and get you off quickly.
13. And let me have a pack of those double-ought bucks.
14. We'll make a mud pack for her.
15. I mean it, I'm gonna really pack it in. Yeah, yeah.
16. Thomas. Pack a few things for me.
17. Polar pack is in sight now.
18. It is showing just short of the permanent pack but in direct line with the American's reported flight path.
19. Go upstairs and pack while I finish up down We better get out of here fast.
20. I do eat slow as a bird whereas Bobby can pack it away like a speed swing.
21. Did you remember to pack your raincoat?
22. You didn't pack any lion's milk for me before I left.
23. By the time I'm done, name me one other musician who can pack this club who isn't a pain.
24. They live like a pack of wild dogs up in Blanco Canyon.
25. I'll take a pack of these.
26. Yeah. Give me a pack of cigarettes.
Definitions of Pack:
1. A large indefinite number
2. A complete collection of similar things
3. A convenient package or parcel (as of cigarettes or film)
4. An association of criminals
5. An exclusive circle of people with a common purpose
6. A group of hunting animals
7. A cream that cleanses and tones the skin
8. A sheet or blanket (either dry or wet) to wrap around the body for its therapeutic effect
9. A bundle (especially one carried on the back)
10. Arrange in a container
11. Fill to capacity
12. Compress into a wad
13. Carry, as on one's back
14. Set up a committee or legislative body with one's own supporters so as to influence the outcome
15. Have with oneself; have on one's person
16. Press tightly together or cram
17. Hike with a backpack
18. Press down tightly
19. Seal with packing
20. Have the property of being packable or of compacting easily
21. Load with a pack
22. Treat the body or any part of it by wrapping it, as with blankets or sheets, and applying compresses to it, or stuffing it to provide cover, containment, or therapy, or to absorb blood