| pack bag | 24.88 | He packed his bags. | ||
| pack belonging | 4.34 | Karpinski was packing his belongings. | ||
| pack place | 3.49 | The place is packed. | ||
| pack courtroom | 3.36 | The courtroom was packed. | ||
| pack punch | 3.29 | And he packs a punch. | ||
| pack suitcase | 3.23 | I went on packing the suitcase. | ||
| pack street | 2.70 | The streets were packed. | ||
| pack car | 2.63 | A PATH car is packed with bodies. | ||
| pack house | 2.57 | The house is packed. | ||
| pack lot | 2.37 | You can pack a lot of living into a year. | ||
| pack wallop | 2.37 | He packed a wallop. | ||
| pack lunch | 2.30 | Will you need to pack a lunch? | ||
| pack room | 2.30 | The room is packed. | ||
| pack thing | 1.78 | Are all your things packed? | ||
| pack box | 1.71 | He can pack a box, thanks to four moves in three years. | ||
| pack church | 1.65 | The church was packed. | ||
| pack stadium | 1.58 | They packed the stadium. | ||
| pack train | 1.51 | The train was packed, he said. | ||
| pack gear | 1.38 | He used it to pack his gear. | ||
| pack stand | 1.38 | The stands were packed. |