Pack and Shove

Pack

Pack verb - To put into (something) as much as can be held or contained.

Usage example: I had packed the suitcase so tightly that it wouldn't close

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

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

Shove verb - To push steadily against with some force.

Usage example: quit shoving your hand in my face

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Pack and shove are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Pack" instead a verb "Shove".

Nearby Words: shovel, shoved, shoveled, shoving

bunch	pack bunch	shove bunch
time	pack time	shove time
bit	pack bit	shove bit
food	pack food	shove food
Other words: sword, gun, pistol, cars.

When one of the wolves in the pack is hurt, she wants to track down the attacker, tear his tail off, and shove it down his throat.

Source: Cut His Heart Out with a Spoon
And instead of saying Take This Job and Shove It, you want to secretly break the law and use LEGO Genetics and stick genes from a creature that has a Psychic Link that spans the entire spark (pack), never died of natural causes on your watch, and is very protective of its young?

Source: Creator / Vathara

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