/ˈpækɪŋ/
NOUN
The act or process of placing items together in a limited space, especially to prepare them for storage, transport, or delivery.
The process of arranging and placing belongings or goods into boxes, bags, suitcases, or other containers.
Material placed around or between objects to cushion them, prevent movement, or protect them from damage.
VERB
To place or arrange objects closely together in a limited space, especially for storage or transportation.
To arrange and place belongings, goods, or equipment into bags, boxes, or other containers.
To fill an area or container with objects or material, often by pressing them closely together.
To load someone or something with a pack, weight, or heavy burden.
To move, carry, or send goods and other items from one place to another.
To block a passage, opening, or flow by filling or closing it with material or objects.
To prevent an opponent's shot from reaching its intended path or destination, especially by intercepting it in basketball.
For rugby forwards, to work together as a coordinated unit, particularly when engaging in a scrum.
In some transgender and drag communities, to wear a prosthetic penis inside one's clothing to create a more traditionally masculine appearance.