Packs

A group of animals living and traveling together, or a bundled collection of items.

group pouch

A pack refers to a group of animals that live and travel together, often for protection or cooperative hunting. It can also denote a collection of items bundled together for transport or use.

Etymology

From Old English 'pacc' meaning a pack or load.

Explain Like I’m 5

A pack is like a team of animals, such as wolves or dogs, that live and travel together to hunt and stay safe, or it can be a bundle of things like crackers or cards.

Fun Facts

Wolves in a pack often have a strict social hierarchy
Some crackers are sold in packs for convenience
The term 'pack' is used to describe a group of cards

FAQ

What is a pack? A group of animals living and traveling together, or a bundled collection of items
What animals form packs? Wolves, dogs, and other social species often live in packs
Can items be sold as a pack? Yes, many products are bundled and sold as a 'pack'

Synonyms — Similar or Related Terms

group bundle

Hypernyms — Broader Categories

group collection

Hyponyms — Specific Examples

wolf pack dog pack

Holonyms — Wholes or Groups

community ecosystem

Indexes

container group social structure

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