Keep and Pack

Keep

Keep verb - To place somewhere for safekeeping or ready availability.

Usage example: I keep extra toothbrushes for unexpected overnight guests

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Pack and keep are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pack" instead a verb "Keep".

Nearby Words: keeping, keeper

Pack verb - To close up so that no empty spaces remain.

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Keep and pack are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Keep" instead a verb "Pack".

Nearby Words: packed, packaging, package, packet, packing

old	old keep	old pack
full	full keep	full pack
normal	normal keep	normal pack
fast	fast keep	fast pack
Other adjectives: complete, regular, original, single, small, actual, massive, great, huge, main, major, extra, unofficial, creepy.

power	keep power	pack power
family	keep family	pack family
number	keep number	pack number
house	keep house	pack house
Other words: time, items, weapons.

Your pack mules are included in this, so counter-intuitively your party can keep track of less animals as there are more of you.

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Escape 2000: the heroes are a pack of gang members and hoodlums, whose efforts to keep the Bronx safe for drug dealing and petty crime only come out looking heroic because the bad guys are killing people with flamethrowers more or less indiscriminately.

Source: Black And Gray Morality / Film
Normally, people — or at least Brits — would keep a bit more distance from each other, but that's just not practical in the pack cylinder shaped cars of the tube lines, so instead they retreat into the mind and ignore it.

Source: Useful Notes / The London Underground

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