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I grabbed the weapon and the fanny pack full of shells.
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The word is from Spanish but its remote ancestor was the Latin stipare, to pack full, to stow.
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Even with his pack full of gear strapped to his back, the greatest danger wasn't that he would fall.
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If you hope to have any fun squeezing up the slots, don't wear a pack full of water and energy bars.
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Sure, I can carry a pack full of food as well as the next man, but...
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England have a well-organised and effective forward pack full of powerful scrummagers, strong runners and fierce tacklers but Lancaster is short of game-changers.
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They fold up in a number of different ways, making them some of the most compact and easy to pack full-size headphones for travelling.
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Here I am come all the way from Gruenstadt, with a pack full of such gay things as thou never laid eyes on before.
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With a bulky fanny pack full of juice and power, the ultralight 2.2 pound exosuit becomes a 17 pound burden.
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What did he set fire to?' The place was absolutely jam- packed full.
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At night I led a praise service, the room being packed full.
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Anyway, this year's event is packed full of unexpected delights and diversions.
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A canvas satchel was slung over his shoulder, packed full of magazines.
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This recipe for saucy pork casserole is packed full of wholesome flavours.
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It was packed full, watch bands twisting and curling like golden snakes.
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Why, stockings, stuffed full, and trees hung full, and boxes packed full!