1) I was playin' soccer the other day, and Harry kicked the ball and packed me in the face with it!
2) I got pissed and packed the dodgeball in his direction.
2) I got pissed and packed the dodgeball in his direction.
by NarooN December 11, 2009
Short for siz-packed. In volleyball when a ball is spiked at you and you try and bump it but it slams into either you chest or your stomach.
Oh shit!!...Ammon got packed like a freshy!!! He's gonna have a welt between his nipples.
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by BUSHRULES March 11, 2005
pack·it
Verb, packed it, packing it, pack it
The act of having intercourse with a female. Unlike regular sex or "punishin it", if you "pack it" you're bringing a whole new element into the game in that your shit hot (having plenty of experience) having sex and you don't quit until you say it's over. Additional you prefer to to go deep from the get go and you don't fuck around.
Verb, packed it, packing it, pack it
The act of having intercourse with a female. Unlike regular sex or "punishin it", if you "pack it" you're bringing a whole new element into the game in that your shit hot (having plenty of experience) having sex and you don't quit until you say it's over. Additional you prefer to to go deep from the get go and you don't fuck around.
Bro 1 - Hey son what when you get back Tiff said she can't wait to get at you.
Bro 2 - Dayum I can't wait to get home and PACK IT booiiiii!!!!
Chick 1 - Hey girl I heard you got with Luis last night.
Chick 2 - Hell yeah he was packing it hard.
Bro 2 - Dayum I can't wait to get home and PACK IT booiiiii!!!!
Chick 1 - Hey girl I heard you got with Luis last night.
Chick 2 - Hell yeah he was packing it hard.
by GD Zayas January 25, 2011
by jim June 24, 2003
Leicester slang for 'stop'.
Often used as a verb ('Pack doin' vat!') or an interjection ('pack it in!')
In the case of 'pack it in', the last syllable is often elongated when spoken by children or the mentally deficient, resulting in a long, whining phrase that causes the target of the command to 'pack' whatever it is that's annoying the speaker, out of sheer annoyance.
Often used as a verb ('Pack doin' vat!') or an interjection ('pack it in!')
In the case of 'pack it in', the last syllable is often elongated when spoken by children or the mentally deficient, resulting in a long, whining phrase that causes the target of the command to 'pack' whatever it is that's annoying the speaker, out of sheer annoyance.
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