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  1. gain (weight)
    He packed on two pounds over the summer

How To Use pack on In A Sentence

  • Now there is positive air displacement - the worker wears a helmet and it blows fresh air from a filter pack on his back or on his belt, and there is a battery pack.
  • He placed his pack on the ground and began to stalk the birds like a cat.
  • Now this amiable Bostonian is ready to pack on some serious size to do damage at the next level.
  • On Wednesday the Clinton camp started pushing hard on the idea that a delegate is a delegate and if they need to pack on super delegates to overwhelm Obama's edge with elected delegates then so be it. More on John Lewis' defection to Obama
  • She's also got a backpack on her shoulders and canvas straps hanging from her legs, the telltale sign that electrodes are attached to both calves. Times, Sunday Times
  • She hauled her backpack onto her back.
  • He hoisted a heavy, laden pack onto his back, closed up the skiff, and bore a groundsheet and heavy sleeping-bag in his arms.
  • That is also why you greedy $$$ hungry people are leading the pack on boycotting Citgo because Chavez called bushie boy the devil. Think Progress » VIDEO: Clinton Sets The Record Straight On Terrorism, Smacks Down Fox News
  • When she stood up, he could see she was fully cloaked and hooded, her pack on her back.
  • Mark put the cold pack on the ankle, then told Rob to lie down.
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