Pack

Meaning

Noun

●

A

made

to be

; especially, a

to be

the back, but also a

for an

, a bale.

●

A number or

to the

of a pack

●

A multitude.

●

In Collectives:

A number or

of

or

things; a collective.

●

A

set of

cards

●

The

of

used in a particular game.

●

A group of

or

,

or

together.

●

A

:

,

together.

●

A

of knots.

●

A group of people associated or

in a

design or

; a gang.

●

A group of Cub Scouts.

●

A

of

staves.

●

A

of

for

simultaneously.

●

A large area of

of

together

closely.

●

In Medicine & Bags:

An

, or

, of

used in

, called

,

,

, etc;

the method of treatment.

●

A

,

, or

person.

●

In Snooker:

A

group of

in

. Usually the

in snooker.

●

In Rugby:

The

in a

team (eight in Rugby Union,

in Rugby League) who with the

the scrum.

●

In Roller derby:

The

group of

from both

in

proximity.

Verb

●

To

or

things together in a

or

, especially for

or transport.

To make a

of; to

and

in a

; hence, to place and

a

To

the

of a

, that is,

and

,

; hence, to

or to

; to

within; to cause to be

; to

into.

To

in a

or

, within

coverings.

To make

, such as by

or

with

, or to

or

without

, water, or

inside.

To

,

, or

; to

for transportation.

To form a

, especially

transportation.

To

together in

,

,

or

of animals.

To

(telegraph

) in order to

them more

as a

transmission.

●

In Card games:

To cheat.

To

and

(the

) in the

to give

an

advantage

●

To cheat.

To

or

, in order to

a certain result.

To

or

; to plot.

To

for

; to

cahoots.

●

To

with a pack

●

to

; to encumber.

●

To

,

or carry.

To cause

; to

with

or

; especially, to

or

; – sometimes with off. See

off.

To

; –

with off or away.

To

, especially

, on

person.

●

In American English & Western US English:

To

,

or carry.

To

in a

, or in the

of a

(on the

of

or animals).

●

In LGBT:

To

,

or carry.

To

an

, such as a

, inside one’s

to

more

or masculine.

●

In Sports:

To

a

, especially in basketball.

●

In Rugby:

To

together

,

with

to their

in the scrum.

Sourced from

Origin

pack

English

pak

Middle English (1100-1500)

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