packing (off) (Meaning)

packing (off)

to send (someone) away to a different place

I'm packing off to college next week, so I'm trying to cram all my belongings into these suitcases.
The teacher sent the naughty students packing off to the principal's office.
She packed off the salesman who kept harassing her.
The police packed off the rowdy hooligans who were causing a disturbance.
I'm packing off to bed now, I'm exhausted.
The company packed off its employees to a remote location for a team-building retreat.
The tourists were packed off to the airport in a hurry as the hurricane approached.
The students packed off to the library to study for their exams.
I packed off the leftovers in the fridge for lunch tomorrow.
The volunteers packed off the food and supplies to the disaster area.

to send (someone) away to a different place

sending, shipping,transporting, transmitting, transferring, rendering, launching, handing over, advancing, conveying

receiving, accepting, securing,getting, gaining, earning, drawing, obtaining, acquiring, garnering

I'm packing off to college next week, so I'm trying to cram all my belongings into these suitcases.

The teacher sent the naughty students packing off to the principal's office.

She packed off the salesman who kept harassing her.

The police packed off the rowdy hooligans who were causing a disturbance.