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Meanings of packer in English
A cultipacker is a piece of agricultural equipment that crushes dirt clods, removes air pockets, and presses down small stones, forming a smooth, firm seedbed.
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1
The packer raised himself in his bunk slowly, like one in pain.
2
Aldous could see the amazed packer staring at him in the gloom.
3
She was the daughter of a humble packer of the Rue Neuve-Coquenard.
4
When it was especially steep, I preferred an Indian and the packer.
5
I'm a stay-up-all-night-procrastinating type of packer and this always involves thought-provoking music.
6
Dunn was a hunter, trapper, and mule-packer in Colorado for many years.
7
A murmur from the mother announced her appreciation of the packer's argument.
8
The Republicans chose Samuel W. Allerton, a rich packer from Prairie Avenue.
9
Had the little bottle-packer been impressed by the experiences of Comrade Stankewitz?
10
The packer who comes next to him in wealth began life in Pt.
11
The boss packer seemed different than usual; he was much subdued.
12
The packer doubled his bony fist and brought it down on the bunk-side.
13
For this purpose the first subsurface packer was invented in 1885.
14
No reputable packer will attempt any fraud upon the purchaser in this respect.
15
He is an excellent packer and very clean in his person and work.
16
The packer, Van Cleve, in his journal, gives a picture of the flight.
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Packer across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common