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backpack

[bak-pak] / ˈbækˌpæk /
NOUN
sack carried on the back
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The burgeoning demand has caused breaches in stadium security, with guides flagging instances of tour participants entering the top deck with backpacks and even rolling suitcases going unchecked.

From Los Angeles Times

He worked all morning, and at eleven thirty he took his lunch out of his backpack and went to sit in one of the comfy chairs outside the dining room.

From Literature

I zipped up my backpack, slung it over one shoulder, picked my sweaty work clothes up off the ground, shook them out, and hurried from the cover of trees back onto the farm.

From Literature

I pull my sketchbook out of my backpack.

From Literature

At their camp near the base of a bluff alongside the Green River, Buzz began to fill their backpacks for another day of hiking, trying to lighten their load as much as possible.

From Literature