(pak) noun
1. A bundle or large package, especially one to be carried on the back of a man or animal; a collection of anything; heap.
2. A full set of like or associated things usually handled collectively, as cards.
3. A number of dogs or wolves that hunt together; hence, any gang or band, especially one existing for criminal purposes.
4. A large area of floating broken ice: also ice pack.
5. Face pack.
6. A wrapping of sheets or blankets about a patient, used in certain water–cure treatments: a wet pack, cold pack, etc.
7. Obs. A lewd or low person: usually with naughty.
8. A parachute, fully assembled and folded for use.
9. The quantity of something, as vegetables or other foods, put in containers for preservation at one time or in a season. See synonyms under FLOCK, LOAD.
—v.t.
1. To make a pack or bundle of.
2. To place compactly in a trunk, box, etc., for storing or carrying.
3. To fill compactly, as for storing or carrying: to pack a suitcase.
4. To put up for preservation or sale: to pack fruit.
5. To compress tightly; crowd together.
6. To fill completely or to overflowing; cram.
7. To cover, fill, or surround so as to prevent leakage, damage, etc.: to pack a piston rod.
8. To load with a pack; burden.
9. To carry or transport on the back or on pack animals.
10. To carry or wear habitually: to pack a gun.
11. To send or dispatch summarily: with off or away.
12. To treat with a pack (def. 6).
13. Slang To be able to inflict: He packs a wallop.
—v.i.
14. To place one's clothes and belongings in trunks, boxes, etc., for storing or carrying.
15. To allow of being stowed or packed.
16. To crowd together; form a pack or packs.
17. To settle in a hard, firm mass.
18. To leave in haste: often with off or away. See synonyms under JAM.
—to send packing To send away or dismiss summarily. [ME pakke, appar. <LG pak]

(pak) v.t.
To arrange, select, or manipulate to one's own advantage: to pack a jury. [? Var. of PACT]

(pak) adjective Scot.
Intimate: usually in the phrase pack an' thick.
—pack′ly adverb
—pack′·ness noun