[
US
/ˈnæpˌsæk/
]
[ UK /nˈæpsæk/ ]
[ UK /nˈæpsæk/ ]
NOUN
- a bag carried by a strap on your back or shoulder
How To Use knapsack In A Sentence
- I can only imagine his knapsack is full of dildos and anal beads and ticklers and handcuffs and shit. INDIANA JONES DOMINATRIX PICTURES
- Their knapsacks contained only food --they were heading for Griffith Park for a hike and a cookout. THREE IN ONE
- I also considered renaming this "The Cisgendered Privilege Knapsack," because I like the word "cisgendered" and would like to propagate it, but the original author whoever it is called it the non-trans privilege checklist, and who am I to change that? The Non-Trans Privilege Checklist
- And, a base spokesman acknowledged the cooler ban did not prohibit knapsacks, soft-sided fabric coolers or wagons.
- Kuja's new nut-brown drawstring knapsack bulged with new clothes and souvenirs.
- And, a base spokesman acknowledged the cooler ban did not prohibit knapsacks, soft-sided fabric coolers or wagons.
- Before him on the ground he felt the bundle which Sarah had fetched out of the house - his own knapsack and sketchbook - and affrighted, he stood upright again.
- I arrive a little before dinner, with my knapsack, in order to give Serge a lesson.
- All the memories of those six months of deceit, of broken pledges, of unnecessary humiliations, of petty unpoliteness from a half-educated, half-bred, conceited, and arrogant people fell from us like a heavy knapsack. Notes of a War Correspondent
- He went back into the kitchen, stuffing his loot into a knapsack.