to put things in a bag for a trip
I need to pack my bag for school.
to put things in a box or container
She will pack the toys in a box.
to wrap something soft around something breakable
Pack the glass with paper to keep it safe.
to keep food fresh in something
We pack the meat in salt to preserve it.
to fill a place with many people or things
People pack the stadium to watch the game.
to press something to make it hard and tight
Pack the snow to make a strong wall.
to carry a weapon
He always packs a knife for protection.
to have or contain something
The storm packs strong winds and heavy rain.
a small box or bag that holds things to sell
I bought a pack of gum at the store.
a group of things given together
Each child got a fun pack with toys and candy.
a bundle of things tied together
He told a pack of lies to his friends.
a big bag you carry on your back
She carried a heavy pack on her hike.
a group of animals that live and hunt together
A pack of wolves lives in the forest.
a group of people, often not liked
A pack of reporters followed the celebrity.
the group behind the leaders in a race
Our team is ahead of the pack in the competition.
a full set of playing cards
We need a new pack of cards for the game.
a group of young scouts
My son joined a scout pack last year.
a soft pad used to treat injuries
Put a cold pack on the swollen area.