Knapsack is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KNAPSACK in dictionary:

VERB:
• A case of canvas or leather, for carrying on the back a soldier\'s necessaries, or the clothing, etc., of a traveler.
NOUN:
• a bag of canvas or other weatherproof material with shoulder-straps, carried on the back
• a bag carried by a strap on your back or shoulder
• a soldier's or hiker's bag with shoulder straps, carried on the back, and typically made of canvas or other weatherproof material.
• soldier's or traveller's bag worn strapped on the back
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a bag carried on the back
• soldier\'s or traveller\'s bag worn strapped on the back

Words related to KNAPSACK

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Words that contain KNAPSACK

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How to use KNAPSACK in a sentence

• Then the other one took out some bread and cheese from his knapsack, to eat his evening meal.
• This was rather embarrassing, for he carried off my knapsack.
• He chose two from off his favorite tree and put them into the knapsack, and took another in his hand to eat by the way.
• I buckled on my knapsack, inquired the road to Amboy, and struck off, resolutely, with the feelings of an explorer on the threshold of great discoveries.
• Upon his back he bore a knapsack, and under his arm he carried a large and carefully wrapped packet.
• We reached it at last, and I got out with my knapsack and walked wearily through half a dozen streets till I saw an inn.
• Then the knapsack, with the articles in it, had really an historical existence.
• This time they searched my knapsack and wanted to requisition my maps, but one of them pointed out they were only automobile maps and, as compared to their own, of no value.
• As it was, at the end of the five hours I had lost fifteen pounds, which did not help me, as during the same time the knapsack had taken on a hundred.
• Whenever in the villages I tried to bribe any one to carry my knapsack or to give me food, the peasants ran from me.
• The make and pressure of the knapsack are very important, so that the weight may be thrown on the shoulders, without pressure on the chest or interference with the arms.
• The thought of his knapsack wardrobe filled him with discontent.
• I carried a few extra garments in a knapsack strapped to my back, and my few guineas were safely stowed in a wallet beneath my belt.
• In spite of his knapsack, he had the air of possessing nothing and smiling over the thought.
• Carried a knapsack, as if on a pedestrian excursion.
• If you lift a knapsack from the floor to the table, you do work because you use force and move the knapsack through a distance equal to the height of the table.
• A German knapsack that I had picked up and left in charge of some villagers was torn to shreds in fierce hatred when my back was turned.
• A man, dripping wet, with a knapsack on his back and a thick stick in his hand, staggered in, and would, I think, have fallen in the passage if I had not caught him by the arm.
• With pleased astonishment she lifted her eyes, and saw an individual whom we need scarcely inform our readers was the owner of the knapsack.
• Then she fell on his neck as if she would have kissed him, but, by a clever trick, she slipped the knapsack over his shoulder and ran away with it.
• I had therefore to abandon all hope of recovering my rifle and knapsack, and swim back, not altogether without some fear of being seized with cramp from the coldness of the water.
• The poor brother thanked him heartily, and went away joyful, for he thought he had got a knapsack like the first.
• Then the rich brother invited all his relatives and the distinguished people of the neighbourhood, for he thought to use the knapsack first to provide a grand feast.
• I remember lying on the seat of a pew, with my knapsack under my head.
• My knapsack, my gun, and my dog, were all I had for baggage and company.
• Once away from the cabin, she plunged into the woods, with the parcel swung behind her like a knapsack.
• My companion resumed his knapsack and it was time to part.
• Armed with bottle-belt, knapsack, and net, many a happy night had I gone forth with the Butterfly Man a-hunting for such as we might find of our chosen prey.

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