pack pusher meaning and definition

pack pusher meaning

Someone who is pushing the pace of a group of runners against the will of the rest of the group, however, they feel they must keep up because everyone looks better if you finish as a group.

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packrage meaning

Experiencing strong angry feelings while packing or spring cleaning

Pack raped meaning

This occurs when you pull out a pack of gum in front of a large group of people, and everyone takes a piece which leaves you with no more gum

packrastinate meaning

A compound verb formed by the words pack and procrastinate. When you have to move, or go on a trip, and have plenty of advance warning, but you still only pack your belongings at the last minute.

Packrastination meaning

When you know you need to pack your bags for a holiday, but really, really can't be arsed, or are distracted by Facebook etc.

pack rat meaning

a person who stores anything they acquire and will discard none of it.

Packratitis meaning

(pack-rat-I'-tis)A chronic psychological disease that is similar to obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). When person with a simple hobby becomes infected with packratitis they turns it into an obsession. The main difference between packratitits and OCD is the packrat generally 'neater' and may be a guru on the topic or subject.

Pack Rat Modeler meaning

a 3d artist, usually a novice, that feels the need to store excess polygons within a 3d model, for no good reason other than the fact that it's possible.

packs a box lunch meaning

Refers to a female Homosexual i.e a lesbian

packsack meaning

The combination of "knap sack and back pack", this term can is only used, and understood in Thunder Bay, ON (Canada), and if used anywhere else.. speaker will be mocked.

pack sand meaning

1. A nautical Expression. Pack Sand originates from the onerous task of filling (or refilling existing) sands bags used for ballast. On sailing ships "sand packing" was done in the bilges. In the days of sail the bilges contained all types of wastes including but limited to fecal material, dead animals and other effluents. Also see pound sand 2. A seafaring insult. When one was told to "pack sand" it was considered a huge insult often resulting in a heated exchange of salty language.Also see pound sand

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