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The definition of pac is a tall, insulted, laced boat that protects against water and the cold, or is the abbreviation for a political action committee.

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An example of a pac is a boot a road worker wears during a blizzard.
An example of a PAC is a political group that accepts funding and supports politicians who are against abortion.

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See pac in Webster's New World College Dictionary

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noun

Archaic a high moccasin; larrigan
a high, insulated, waterproof, laced boot, for wear in very cold weather

Origin: shortened < shoepac

Pacific

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noun pl. PAC's

political action committee

See pac in American Heritage Dictionary 4

also pack

noun

A moccasin or soft shoe designed to be worn inside a boot.
A shoepac.

Origin:

Origin: Short for shoepac

Origin: , alteration (influenced by shoe)

Origin: of pidgin Delaware seppock, shoe

Origin: , from Unami Delaware chípahko, shoes

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abbreviation

political action committee

abbreviation

Pacific

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