# packed

Pronunciation: say "PAKT" /pækt/

## Adjective

1. Filled completely with people, leaving little or no room to move. *(colloquial)*
   - Simple: So full of people that there is almost no room left.
   - _By kickoff the stadium was packed and the noise was deafening._
   - _Commuters squeezed into the packed subway car at every stop._
2. Holding a great many things or a great deal of something.
   - Simple: Holding a large amount or number of something.
   - _The report was packed with detailed statistics and charts._
   - _The mountain route offered a single day packed with stunning views._
3. Placed into a package or container for storage, sale, or shipping.
   - Simple: Put inside a box or package, ready to be sold or sent.
   - _Every packed carton was labeled before it left the warehouse._
   - _The plant ships thousands of packed meals to schools each day._

## Verb

4. Simple past and past participle of pack. — simple past and past participle of pack
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of pack. Use this form when the packing already happened.
   - _He packed the suitcase carefully before the early flight._
   - _The volunteers packed hundreds of boxes for the food drive._

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