Packet is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PACKET in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make into a small package
• wrap up in a packet
• To make up into a packet or bundle.
• To send in a packet or dispatch vessel.
• To ply with a packet or dispatch boat.
• wrap up in a packet or as a packet
NOUN:
• a paper or cardboard container, typically one in which goods are sold
• the contents of a packet
• a large sum of money
• a ship travelling at regular intervals between two ports, originally for the conveyance of mail.
• a block of data transmitted across a network.
• small container (and contents)
• A small pack or package; a little bundle or parcel; as, a packet of letters.
• Originally, a vessel employed by government to convey dispatches or mails; hence, a vessel employed in conveying dispatches, mails, passengers, and goods, and having fixed days of sailing; a mail boat.
• a collection of things wrapped or boxed together
• (computer science) a message or message fragment
• a small package or bundle
• a boat for carrying mail

Words related to PACKET

package16 packeted17 packeting18 packets15

Words that contain PACKET

packets15 empacket18 packeted17 empackets19 packeting18 packetise17 packetize26 empacketed21 packetised19 packetises18 packetized28 packetizes27 empacketing22 packetising20 packetizing29

How to use PACKET in a sentence

• We carried with us a United States Government mail pouch, a packet of mail from Dr.
• Bloundel, who had at length ventured to commence reading the contents of the packet by the aid of powerful glasses, that he was about to proceed to Dr.
• I was in company the evening they came to this city with the two gentlemen who came from England in the packet.
• Inside a cover of yellow oiled silk he found first a certificate of deposit for three thousand pounds, and beneath it a packet of letters.
• Gilbert Fenton took the packet back to the cottage next morning.
• A necklace of orient pearl, the companion of a perfumed billet, was now hastily produced from the packet.
• The next packet from the Continent will explain what you have already partly witnessed.
• Through the raised sash there came a hand, holding a packet of some sort, and out of the darkness came another hand eagerly stretched out to receive it.
• He is up at the house now, and to-morrow this packet will be in his hands.
• The question before my mind is as to whether you shall take this packet with you, or not.
• He drew out a yellow packet of cigarettes, selected one and held them in my direction.
• And at last, in one of the upper drawers of the dresser, he came upon a packet of letters.
• These three seemed at home in their surroundings, and were absorbed in the packet of letters and papers they had just received at the station.
• The moment I close my despatches for the packet, which will be the 9th instant, I shall with great pleasure go to pay my respects to Mrs.
• Beaumarchais means to make himself heard, if a memorial which he sends by an agent in the present packet is not attended to, as he thinks it ought to be.
• Long years before, the little packet had been taken from Mr.
• When she had finished, a nun rose up and silently left the room, returning in a few minutes with a little packet containing the treasures by which she had set so much store.
• Some beggar or servant of the Zaouia might have found and snatched the packet, for all that they could tell.
• FIRST-AID PACKET Each soldier carries on his belt a first-aid packet.
• She was still looking down at the packet as he withdrew, and the door closed behind him.
• When they arrived at Falmouth, they found, however, that the packet, which waited for government despatches, was not yet to sail.
• On the deck of the packet sat a group of people who were listening to a tall stooped man, who seemed to be addressing them on some matter of interest.
• Cape Various Corientes articles 1800 Swallow, packet 3 Jan.
• A deep gasp from Mount enlightened me, and I dropped the packet in a revulsion of horror indescribable.
• When the New York pilot came aboard he brought a big packet of papers.
• One-sided as they are, the little packet in my hand, of letters from the great Statesman to the rural clergyman is not without interest.
• The one original in the packet looks like my signature but there is no date on it.
• At Utica they found two cousins, Nancy and Melintha Howe, waiting for the packet to go west, but when they saw their relatives they gladly boarded the line boat.

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