See Also: dry pack(medicine)
hot pack(medicine)
ice pack(medicine)
pack(medicine)
wet pack(medicine)
Pack(money)
ice pack(dictionary)
six-pack(dictionary)
pack(4)(dictionary)
pack(3)(dictionary)

pack(4) (iou)



pack verb2. [pak] E16.
[Prob. from PACT verb, by apprehending the final t as the inflection -ed.]
I. verb intrans. Enter into a private arrangement, agree to a secret design; conspire, intrigue. E16-E17.
verb trans. Bring or let (a person) into a plot, engage as a conspirator; in pass., be an accomplice. L16-E17.
verb trans. Contrive or plan in an underhand way; plot. Only in 17.
II.
verb trans. Select or make up (a jury, deliberative body, etc.) in such a way as to secure a biased decision or further a particular end. L16.
Australian Financial Review Roosevelt got into serious political difficulties when he tried to pack the Supreme Court.
verb trans. Arrange or shuffle (playing-cards) so as to cheat or obtain a fraudulent advantage; fig. make a cheating arrangement with. arch. L16.