Packed out

(of a place) very crowded.

"The concert venue was packed out, with every seat filled and people standing shoulder to shoulder in anticipation of the show."
(The sentence uses the word "packed out" to describe the venue as being very crowded without defining the word explicitly.)

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Sent packing

make someone leave in a sudden or brisk way.

"the intrusive outsider is humiliated by the kids and sent packing by the mother"

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Packed down

(of players) form or take their places in a scrum.

"we often packed down with only seven men"

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Packing in

give up an activity or job.

"I'm packing in the job"

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Packed in

(of a machine) break down.

"at Gatwick, the engine packed in"

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Pack in

carry something to a place (used especially with respect to remote campsites).

"pack out what you pack in, use campfires sparingly, and put them out completely"

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Packed me off

send someone somewhere without much warning or notice.

"they packed me off to the academy in Baltimore"

by Arminkshipper June 20, 2025