to pack

Move someone or something to another place

Hold and move something from one place to another

To go away from a place without taking someone or something with you

Being more successful than others in the same group

To feel upset and moody after something disappointing

Put people very close together with almost no space between them

To put your things into bags before you travel or move, like clothes and chargers

To carry a gun on your body for protection

To fit many activities into a short time

To take only a few small bags when you travel

To gain noticeable weight

To press things so they fit more tightly together

Put clothes and things into a suitcase to get ready to leave

Put fudge into boxes or wrap it in paper to make it ready to sell and give

A pack of six bottles or cans of drinks sold together

A cold bag used on the body to reduce swelling, pain, or fever

A small bag on a strap worn at the waist to carry personal items

A group of wolves that live and hunt together

A small portable unit that stores power to charge phones or run cameras

Stories that are completely untrue and told to trick people

A person who keeps many things and does not throw them away

A device that gives electric power at the right voltage for equipment

A set of 52 cards used for playing games

A large area of floating ice pushed together by wind and sea

An animal that carries loads, like a mule or donkey

A large area of floating ice pressed together in polar seas

A small North American animal like a rat with a bushy tail that collects objects

Packaging that keeps a small product in a clear plastic bubble on cardboard

A clear plastic cover with small bubbles that holds a product on a piece of cardboard

A small bag you wear around your waist to carry personal items

A group of submarines that work together to attack enemy ships

A cream or mask you put on the face to clean and improve the skin

A small light shelter you carry in a backpack when camping

Moving closely in a group with other people on bikes or horses

A removable set of magnetic disks used together to store computer data

A small bag worn at the back of the waist to carry personal items

A group of noisy, playful children who laugh and shout

A small package of wet cloths that you use once to clean hands or surfaces