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Meanings of knapsack in English
Usage of knapsack in English
1
Fasten the strappings to the buckler; personally I shall carry the knapsack.
2
And thanks for the knapsack; I understood all at once- Iquiteunderstand-
3
Some he tore into fragments; others he carefully replaced in his knapsack.
4
The tools I had in my knapsack, so to speak, he said.
5
He wrapped it up and put it carefully away in his knapsack.
6
Thanks for the lift, I said, pulling my knapsack onto my lap.
7
When cruising and tramping, I take just two pieces in the knapsack.
8
When Isabella has gone, pack your best clothes in the little knapsack.
9
He had a knapsack in each hand, while Glutts carried the third.
10
I think that I have thrown the knapsack of my follies away.
11
So it was only reasonable that he should take the fullest knapsack.
12
When the assembly sounded for the march, Pfifer strapped on his knapsack.
13
Each officer and man carried provisions for eight days in his knapsack.
14
Then I tied his feet with the strap of his own knapsack.
15
You may buckle on your knapsack and take the road on foot.
16
He wore his knapsack in his priesthood, until he was a bishop.
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Knapsack across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common