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| − | A '''pack''' | + | A '''pack''' can be: |
| + | #(noun)a group of things, wrapped or tied together for easy handling or carrying, such as a bundle, esp. one to be carried on the back of an animal or a person. | ||
| + | #(noun)a satchel or bag for carrying things, usually on ones back; | ||
| + | #(verb)to place things into a recepticle such as a satchel or bag. | ||
| + | #(noun)a deck of playing cards; | ||
| + | #the [[collective noun]] for a group of certain animals, usually dogs, hyenas, etc. | ||
| + | #(noun)a group of people, usually young males (by extension from (5) above). | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:48, September 5, 2016
A pack can be:
- (noun)a group of things, wrapped or tied together for easy handling or carrying, such as a bundle, esp. one to be carried on the back of an animal or a person.
- (noun)a satchel or bag for carrying things, usually on ones back;
- (verb)to place things into a recepticle such as a satchel or bag.
- (noun)a deck of playing cards;
- the collective noun for a group of certain animals, usually dogs, hyenas, etc.
- (noun)a group of people, usually young males (by extension from (5) above).