Packers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PACKERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PACKER, one who packs
• a person or machine that packs something, especially someone who prepares and packs food for transportation and sale
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that packs

Words related to PACKERS

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How to use PACKERS in a sentence

• He told me it was a cinch-hook hitch employed by mule packers in the mountains, and that he had used it on swamp-hooks in the lumber woods of Michigan.
• Then, with all the pack rigging in neat piles before the picket-line, and the untouched stores covered and piled, the packers came in with their mess-tins and coffee-cups.
• During the night a dog, belonging to the packers, kept growling.
• After that he located at Sheep Camp, organized the professional packers, and jumped the freight ten cents a pound in a single day.
• For years Pacific Coast salmon have been taken by net and trap, to the profit of the salmon packers and the satisfaction of those who cannot get fish save out of tin cans.
• The packers had a strangle hold on the fishing waters, and the big local fish houses had the same unrelenting grip on the market.
• Over in Bellingham there were salmon packers who, like Folly Bay, were hungry for fish to feed their great machines.
• Until now the packers could always be depended upon to stand shoulder to shoulder against the fishermen and the consumer, to dragoon one another into the line of a general policy.
• Would the packers bid against one another for the catch? It rather seemed to MacRae as if they must.
• And British Columbia packers had always dreaded American competition.
• American salmon packers had never suffered the blight of a monopoly.
• The packers and the cold-storage companies had lost control.
• It stood around the boiling place in kettles, large and small, and in cans bearing the labels of well known Boston and New York packers, which had been purchased at Myers.
• He took to gambling among the scouts and packers and sergeants, for the officers had soon cold-shouldered him.
• The old man had turned back toward the trees, and, without being noticed by the active packers, his son followed him, bag in hand.
• We were taking thirty-one horses, guides, packers, and a cook.
• The packers and guides told stories of the West, and we matched them with ones of the East.
• To these we added at the beginning six persons besides our guides and packers.
• So the packers and the rest of the party watched and advised.
• CHAPTER VIII The next morning my packers and myself were up early and ready to be off for the Indian village.
• An anti-option law has been recently enacted after an agitation of nearly thirty years, and also a law regulating the packers.
• Several times, following the custom of all packers, he sat down on the ground, resting the pack behind him on a rock or stump.
• Kit plodded along the trail with his Indian packers.
• Instead of sitting in the straps, as was the custom of the white packers, the Indians slipped out of the shoulder- and head-straps and lay at ease, talking and smoking.
• A hundred packers, bending under their loads, stopped to watch him.
• Each trail through the swamp was quickly churned bottomless by the thousands of packers, who were compelled continually to make new trails.

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