Backpack

What do we mean by backpack?

A sturdy bag designed for carrying articles on a person's back, having shoulder straps and often mounted on a lightweight frame. noun

A piece of equipment, often containing life-support devices, designed to be used while being carried on the back. noun

To hike or travel while carrying a backpack. intransitive verb

To carry in a backpack. intransitive verb

To hike while carrying a backpack; -- often used in the form go backpacking. intransitive verb

A bag carried on the back, supported by straps looped over the shoulders. noun

A knapsack, sometimes mounted on a light frame, but always supported by straps, worn on a person’s back for the purpose of carrying things, especially when hiking, or on a student's back when carrying books. noun

A similarly placed item containing a parachute or other life-support equipment. noun

To hike and camp overnight in backcountry with one's gear carried in a backpack. verb

To engage in low-cost, generally urban, travel with minimal luggage and frugal accommodations. verb

To place or carry (an item or items) in a backpack. verb

A bag carried by a strap on your back or shoulder noun

A bag carried by a strap on your back or shoulder noun

Hike with a backpack verb

A knapsack, sometimes mounted on a light frame, but always supported by straps, worn on a person’s back for the purpose of carrying things, especially when hiking, or on a student's back when carrying books.

A similarly placed item containing a parachute or other life-support equipment.

Describes socially conscious and/or underground hip hop Urban Dictionary

A form of hip-hop music that is socially conscious. Emphasis is placed upon the lyrics and beat production, usually inspired by the world around the producer/rapper. Few artists adopt the style for fear of being seen as nerdy, but it is far from that. Urban Dictionary

Fabric container generally used to carry books that is positioned on the back Urban Dictionary

(n) A man or woman who constantly follows in the footsteps of their significant other, date, or dancing partner. Urban Dictionary

A guy or girl who constantly follows their significant other, or object of affection, during social functions. Urban Dictionary

To backpack a team in videogames or sports. Urban Dictionary

(n) A person that contributes nothing but an overall dour disposition. Typically univited, but tolerated out of a sense of pity. Urban Dictionary

Hipster rap. Urban Dictionary

Rap, whose market is primarily white, young, and of affluent parents. Most fans might prefer this rap to more hardcore, gangsta rap because it seems to be conscious of social issues, and ignores popular mainstream topics (such as blunts, 40s, and bitches). What most fans fail to realize is that this rap will most likely never go down in history. The true innovators in rap are appreciated by the masses, because they made a difference. These men include Biggie, Tupac, The Wu-Tang Clan, and early Nas. These men transcended the stupid backpack that antagonizes their words, and the legacy they left behind. The told stories, used unique musical inflections, and showed people the many sides and complexities of the hood, and the people within it. Backpack rappers often justify their music with overly artsy beats, and flows that just...well, aren't happening...at least not nearly on the level of those mentioned above. Biggie is the modern day Beethoven -> narrating almost as a third person observer. a dual character...like tupac ODB is like T.Monk, Stravinsky or even Jackson Pollack. He destroys boundaries with a pseudo-operatic style, all the while being aware of the lines he is crossing. Read about these men...and their backgrounds. I'm going to shut up now...Backpack rapping often seeks to rebel for rebellion's sake. It is most often very cheesy, and few, if any backpack rappers will go down in history. Urban Dictionary

The view of woman's vagina from behind. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to backpack:
backpack, back pack, backrack, backtrack, blackjack, backspace, backtalk, ack-ack, packsack, backpay, backarack, backtick, ack ack, backpacks, pickpack, blackback.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word backpack:
rucksack, flamethrower, straps, bag, launcher, palsy, packs, harness, laptop, camping, dora, helmet, astronaut, pack, breathing, bags, boots, jacket, portable, parachute, hiking, shoulders, toys, clothes, container, shoulder, leather, helicopter, pet, journalism, cloth, meals, contents, containing, bottle, shoes, suit, spacecraft, walking, carrying, bomb, supplies, filled, stolen, motorcycle, batteries, pipe, items, worn, pocket, rifle, weapon, trail, weight, carry, camera, frame, jet, hat, gear, wearing, oxygen, trip, trips, possession, rocket, fill, clothing, traveling, attached, battery, remote, device, mounted, inside, plane, returns, tube, gun, carried, pulled, contained, tank.

Words that rhyme with backpack:
back, black, track, hack, pack, jack, attack, crack, rack, stack, lack, feedback, tack, plaque, sack, slack, sac, smack, flak, knack, mac, setback, shack, snack, whack, wrack, lac, tarmac, aback, yak, piggyback, drawback, tac, wack, ransack, maniac, anorak, almanac, flack, pac, lilac, zodiac, hijack, quack, megalomaniac, kickback, throwback, cognac, cardiac, paque, ack, kodak, flashback, backtrack, clack, fallback, fac, comeback, blackjack, rucksack, sidetrack, outback, cadillac, nymphomaniac, payback, mack, skipjack, push back, hold back, lumberjack, flapjack, knickknack, wisecrack, pak, claque, knapsack, unpack, chirac, counterattack, quarterback, rollback, frack, jacques, dak, greenback, insomniac, humpback, razorback, pontiac, yack, thwack, cutback, amnesiac, brack, eniac, hatchback, bushwhack, plack, soundtrack, racetrack.

Adjectives that are often used to describe backpack:
small, heavy, large, black, blue, new, own, green, red, old, little, big, pound, empty, huge, full, bulging, overnight, pink, day, loaded, light, open, bulky, overstuffed, yellow, purple, enormous, worn, mile, brown, battered, bright, oversized, stuffed, gray, tattered, lightweight, sized, sturdy, dark, overloaded, tiny, weighted, dirty, framed, powered, looking, smaller, waterproof, filled, comfortable, makeshift, plastic, giant, wet, extra, dusty, invisible, ratty, torn, expensive, trip, homemade, colored, lighter, massive, hefty, padded, serial, nice, laden, extended, stolen, handy, night.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective backpack:
able.

Consonant match to backpack:
back pack.

Words that sound like backpack:
backpack, back pack, backpacks, backpacker, backpacked, bookbag, book bag, backache, bacchic, back ache, back pay, backpay, bike path, buck buck, back kick, back pass, pickback, backpacking, biopic, backtalk, buyback, be back, backpackers, black book, broke back, boback, black bag, big bag, back page, bacharach, bankbook, big pig, back bay, backcheck, big book, bocock, birkbeck, back check, bank book, bawcock, black buck, bocook, buy back, back talk, break back, packsack, bangkok, blackjack, backtrack, bespoke, bacca, backhoe, baca, bareback, blowback, bespeak, backy, blackhawk, baccy, back track, backbite, backa, babcock, backbeat, back pain, bacco, bike rack, back hoe, back pocket, back to back, backie, bacchi, blow back, bagby, big black, beat back, babak, back-to-back, bakkie, back beat, bbk, back way, backaches, bag boy, babic, black jack, back porch, biak, bebek, blue pike, black-jack, backarack, biac, black oak, black pea, backbar, backbit, bite back, black hawk, bespake.