Packages is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PACKAGES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PACKAGE, to put into a container or wrapping
• put into a box or wrapping for sale or transport
• combine (various products) for sale as one unit
• commission and produce (a book, typically a highly illustrated one) to sell as a complete product to publishers
• present (someone or something) in an attractive or advantageous way
NOUN:
• an object or group of objects wrapped in paper or packed in a box
• a packet
• a set of proposals or terms offered or agreed as a whole
• a package holiday
• a collection of programs or subroutines with related functionality
• a man's genitals.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make into a package (a wrapped or boxed object)

Words related to PACKAGES

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How to use PACKAGES in a sentence

• And she was digging out all sorts of odds and ends of things about the cabin, and doing them up in packages.
• The men had to transfer their goods to a lighter one mile from shore, each man looking after his own packages.
• He did not read the newspapers that came from Spain, because they arrived in packages, the sight of which made him yawn.
• They saw some mail bags thrown off and also several express boxes and packages.
• Then she arranged the good and the bad in their little packages of five, each in a tiny india-rubber band, laying bad ones and good ones alternately.
• The packages are of uniform size and any variation from the standard would be noticed.
• A great throb of pity for them, rather than for herself, dimmed her eyes for an instant so that she could not see her packages.
• Rufus drove one excellent horse to a smart green wagon, and brought packages from the depot, which he delivered about the town.
• The day was ushered in with telegrams, letters, and express packages, which continued to arrive during the week.
• A kind of small warehouse was revealed, containing stacks of packages.
• Harnden began to carry packages, bundles, money, and small boxes between New York and Boston, and thus started the express business.
• They quickly had the contents of the skiff transferred to the cabin, and the exciting process of opening the packages began.
• The newcomers were so surrounded by bags, suit cases and mysterious packages that it took all the men about the depot to land them safely on the platform.
• The fruit crop is charged with extra labor, packages, and transportation, before it is entered, and the account shows only net returns.
• Trenholme had one or two packages to put in the van.
• The people swarm, down to greet them, to receive and send away their packages and letters.
• Some paper slips inserted between five dollar bills made up the packages.
• His business was to lower great packages of boxes from the upper story to the ground floor.
• The day, happily, was very fine, so that we were able to put several of the many packages and boxes on deck.
• These packages were hung up over the counters of all country stores.
• One Langdon had the only express office, and brought letters and packages from Sacramento.
• But no one entered except two or three marines, who brought her trunks and packages, deposited them in a corner, and retired without speaking.
• Commencement had filled it with packages and bundles.
• This party consisted of thirteen persons, all told, and to them were intrusted several packages of specimens for President Jefferson, with letters and official reports.
• Prohack, carefully cutting string on all sides of all packages, and tearing first-rate brown paper into useless strips.
• Beside it lay a number of packages designed clearly for none other than young Roger Livingston Talbot.
• The imports in 1846 to London were 82 packages, and in 1850, 214 packages, but the stock held in London is always large, being nearly 2,500 packages.
• Weyler declared that these packages were intended for the Cuban rebels, and had the merchants arrested.
• As she halted outside the gate one of the packages slipped from her grasp and fell in the mud.
• I did not then see the hands from the island that were receiving the packages, for the hull of the launch was hidden from me by the side of the schooner.
• A few paper-mills turned out paper hardly better in quality than that which comes to us to-day about our grocery packages.
• On the high seas, liquor is sold usually in original packages, which enormously increases the amount consumed.

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