Pack Pæk Carrying Wool Group Buy Ten Information

• a pack of cigarettes/gum
• you can buy the envelopes in packs of ten.
• send for your free information pack today.
• donkeys carrying packs of wool

pack

1. a container, usually made of paper, that holds a number of the same thing or an amount of something, ready to be sold
• compare package
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/package_1
• a pack of cigarettes/gum
• You can buy the envelopes in packs of ten.
2. a set of different things that are supplied together for a particular purpose
• Send for your free information pack today.
3. a number of things that are wrapped or tied together, especially for carrying
• donkeys carrying packs of wool
• Everything she told us is a pack of lies (= a story that is completely false).
4. a large bag that you carry on your back
• see also backpack
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/backpack_1
• We passed a group of walkers, carrying huge packs.
5. a group of animals that hunt together or are kept for hunting
• packs of savage dogs
• wolves hunting in packs
• a pack of hounds
6. a group of similar people or things, especially one that you do not like or approve of
• We avoided a pack of journalists waiting outside.
• He's the leader of the pack.
• Of all the newspapers, this one is the worst of the pack.
7. all the people who are behind the leaders in a race, competition, etc.
• See related entries: Athletics
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/topic/athletics/pack_2
• measures aimed at keeping the company ahead of the pack
8. a complete set of 52 playing cards
• a pack of cards
• During the earthquake, buildings collapsed like a pack of cards.
9. an organized group of cubs / Cub Scouts or brownies
• to join a Brownie pack
10. a hot or cold piece of soft material that absorbs liquid, used for treating a wound
• see also face pack
  https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/face-pack
11. a person or thing who could change the way that things will happen in a way that cannot be predicted

Extra Examples

• It comes in packs of six.
• Take a card from the top of the pack.
• The animals hunt in packs.
• The water in his pack made it very heavy.
• There are 52 playing cards in a pack.
• Your information pack includes addresses of leading manufacturers.
• a pack of cigarettes
• a pack of dogs/wolves
• a rechargeable battery pack
• the dominant animal in the pack
• Killer whales hunt in packs, as do wolves.
• Of all the newspapers, this one is the worst of the pack.
• Packs of savage dogs roamed the hills.
• They have kept a pack of hounds on the estate for decades.
• You can buy the disks in packs of ten.

Word Origin

• Middle English: from Middle Dutch, Middle Low German pak (noun), pakken (verb). The verb appears appears early in Anglo-Latin and Anglo-Norman French in connection with the wool trade; trade in English wool was chiefly with the Low Countries.