Definition

To become tightly arranged or compressed, often in a way that saves space.

Example

The clothes pack well into the suitcase for the trip.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you notice how well the boxes pack together in the truck?

Yeah, I was surprised at how much space we saved.

It's great when things pack tightly like that.

Definitely! It makes moving so much easier.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A group of items that are bundled together or a bag designed to be carried.

Example

I bought a pack of cards to play with my friends.

Conversation

Did you see my pack of cards anywhere?

I think I saw it on the table earlier.

Thanks! I need that pack for the game tonight.

Definition

To fill a container or space tightly with items or people, often by arranging them closely together.

Example

She decided to pack her suitcase carefully for the trip.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Are you ready to pack for the trip this weekend?

Not yet, but I should probably start soon.

Make sure to pack your sunscreen and swimming gear!

Root Explanation

Pack → The word 'pack' originates from Old French 'pac', meaning a bundle or load. It refers to the act of putting items together into a bundle or container for transport or storage.

Memory Tip

Think of a bundle or load when you picture 'pack' — it helps you remember that to pack means to gather items together.

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