pack (up or off) (Meaning)
pack (up or off)
No meaning found for this word.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pack (up or off)
Synonyms:
- begone
- pull up stakes
- take a powder
- get off
- take a walk
- step (along)
- start
- pull out
- shove (off)
- run away
- push on
- hit the road
- push off
- emigrate
- bail
- retreat
- fly
- beat it
- vamoose
- set out
- take a hike
- clear off
- buzz (off)
- book
- withdraw
- go off
- retire
- pull stakes
- scarper
- flee
- quit
- strike out
- bugger off
- bug off
- escape
- bug out
- take off
- go out
- clear out
Antonyms:
pack (up or off) Sentence Examples
- I packed up my belongings for the move next week.
- The children packed up their toys when it was time to go home.
- The hikers packed up their backpacks before setting off on their journey.
- The movers packed up all the furniture and boxes.
- She packed up her dinner leftovers to take home.
- The team packed up their equipment after the game.
- He packed off his unruly child to bed.
- The teacher packed off the students to the library.
- The tour group packed off on their adventure to the Amazon rainforest.
- The nurse packed off the sick patient to the hospital.
FAQs About the word pack (up or off)
depart, get, cut out, go, sally (forth), dig out, run along, walk out, part, evacuate
arrive,come, show up, stay, remain, dwell, settle, approach, abide, reach
I packed up my belongings for the move next week.
The children packed up their toys when it was time to go home.
The hikers packed up their backpacks before setting off on their journey.
The movers packed up all the furniture and boxes.
