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backpack

noun as in sack carried on the back

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The hiker’s shoes barely gripped the rocks and she was still carrying a heavy backpack full of supplies, officials said.

That last one saved the production time on set: Normally rigging a puppet into a backpack can take up to an hour, but the backpack Ochi was already in place.

You can also bring in a hydration backpack but it has to be empty.

Then, without a word, he disappeared for more than a year to go backpacking around Europe.

About 15 children's backpacks lie torn apart in the rubble - pink, blue and orange bags with books spilling out of them.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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