Object

• punch: Can a trimmed-down Sainsbury Center for Mental Health still pack a punch?

• jam: The room was jam packed with people at the free rave.

• lunch: Serve vegetable sticks with dips, in packed lunches and as anytime snacks.

Converse of object

• chase: Glasgow & NS finished on 66 points, 10 points clear of the chasing pack.

• request: To order these products or request a free trial pack, just complete a short online form.

Adjective modifier

• starter: The starter packs contain half the number of diapers needed for full time use, saving parents over £ 100.

• rechargeable: The internal NiMH rechargeable battery pack means you can enjoy your Dualit radio anywhere in the home.

• welcome: A welcome pack including wine awaits you upon arrival.

• promotional: Plus, come along to pick up your one off promotional pack.

Modifies a noun

• ice: An American explorer had theorized that a polar sea existed beyond the pack ice.

Noun used with modifier

• battery: Battery packs are designed to provide a 3hr emergency backup, with a battery life of 4 years.

• application: Request the ACS application pack via the on-line system.

• expansion: I certainly would NOT recommend this expansion pack to anyone.

• resource: A teacher's resource pack is to be provided to every primary school in the province.

• blister: All the tablets are in blister packs with the name of the drug on the back of the blister packet.

• fundraising: Alternative fundraising ideas can be found in NDCS's Diamond fundraising pack.

Adjective complement

• full: John's Gospel in particular is packed full of pictorial language which Jesus uses to describe himself.

Preposition: in

• carton: Soya milk is available fresh chilled and packed in UHT cartons.

Preposition: of

• hound: It was a hunting lodge for the Duke of Cumberland with the pack of hounds kept on Dunstable.. .

• cigarette: In some countries people tell us that guns are as easy to come by as a pack of cigarettes.