Pak is valid Scrabble Word

Is pak a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is pak valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends NO

3 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
10 points in WWF

Definitions for PAK in dictionary:

NOUN:

(colloquial) a pack
pack

Words related to PAK

Words that contain PAK

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How to use PAK in a sentence

One thing about Yung Pak, though, was just like little boys everywhere.
It is to be feared that if, instead of Yung Pak, a little daughter had come to this Korean house, the father and the mother would not have been so pleased.
This harmless image of a fierce beast Yung Pak would pull about the floor with a string by the hour.
As Yung Pak grew older he was allowed to play with other boys of his own age.
One of the first things Yung Pak was taught was to be respectful to his father.
One queer thing about Yung Pak was the way he used to wear his hair.
To little Yung Pak, the loud tones of the bell meant more even than to the sentinels at the gates.
One gate, the largest, on the north side, was used only by Ki Pak himself, though after he grew older Yung Pak could enter this gate with his father.
All Koreans have splendid appetites, and probably if you should see Yung Pak eating his dinner you would criticize his table manners.
In this chair was the king, but not yet could Yung Pak get a glimpse of his royal master.

Only a few minutes were necessary for this journey, for the temple was but a short distance from the palace gate, and both were in plain sight of Yung Pak and Kim Yong.
YUNG PAK AT SCHOOL Little Korean boys have to go to school, just as you do, though they do not study in just the same way.
As you have already been told, Yung Pak had from his earliest days been taught the deepest reverence and honour for his father.
But while Yung Pak listened with apparent patience, he could hardly conceal his inward desire that the tutor would go on with his story.
It was a time of day when Ki Pak was generally free from any official duty, and he was glad to devote a little time to his son.
Ki Pak had an arrow-walk and target in his garden, and here it was that Yung Pak used to practise almost daily.
While Yung Pak was listening to the conversation between his father and tutor on this evening, a knock was heard.
Yung Pak and the other members of the family also retired, and were soon buried in peaceful slumber.
A JOURNEY It sometimes happened that Ki Pak, in performing his official duties, was obliged to make long journeys to various parts of Korea.
In this place was a famous monastery, or temple, which would be an object of much interest and wonder to Yung Pak.
He would be able to explain to Yung Pak many things they might see on the way.
Ki Pak had to engage ponies for himself, Yung Pak, and Wang Ken.
Into the main waiting-room of the inn Yung Pak, with his father and tutor, entered.
Other servants brought in boxes which were used as tables, and though the style was not just what Yung Pak was used to, he managed to eat a hearty meal.
After supper, for a short time Yung Pak and Wang Ken talked over with Ki Pak the events of the day.
Yung Pak and Wang Ken occupied one room, while Ki Pak had a room by himself.
The day was passed in much the same manner as the preceding one, though of course new scenes proved ever interesting to Yung Pak.
On the way thither Yung Pak was much interested in the sights of the country, which grew wilder and more strange the farther they got from Seoul.
The cabins along the country roads were a continual source of curiosity to Yung Pak.
While travelling along Yung Pak met several hunters.
All these places, during his stay, Yung Pak visited in company with Wang Ken and guided by one of the monks.
In the morning Yung Pak awoke greatly refreshed, and, after a bountiful breakfast, he started out with Wang Ken, guided by a monk, to see the wonders of Chang-an-sa monastery.
It would be impossible to tell in detail about all the strange things Yung Pak saw at this monastery.
Meanwhile Ki Pak had transacted the business for which he came to this region, and at the end of ten days was ready to return to Seoul.
In preparation for this event Ki Pak had made careful and elaborate arrangements.
Yung Pak now rose from his position, and made a deep bow to each one in the room, beginning with his father, and then in regular order according to relationship.

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