/ˈpækɪts/
NOUN
Small collections of items enclosed, wrapped, or held together as individual units.
Small quantities of goods or objects gathered and enclosed in bags, boxes, wrappers, or other containers.
Small bags or sealed containers holding products such as food, toiletries, or other consumable items.
Small envelopes containing dried plant specimens or plant parts, sometimes attached to a larger botanical sheet.
Formatted units of digital information transmitted individually across a computer network.
Ships or boats used to carry mail, official dispatches, passengers, and goods on scheduled routes.
Substantial sums of money, especially when referring informally to earnings or profits.
VERB
To gather items and arrange or enclose them together as packets or bundles.
To put objects or materials together and enclose them in packets for storage, handling, or distribution.
To transport or send mail and other items using a packet boat or dispatch vessel.
To subject a computer system or network to a denial-of-service attack by sending it an excessive volume of data packets.