Knapsack ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Knapsack ( noun )

A bag with shoulder straps, carried on the back, and used for carrying goods while hiking or camping.

Origin:

From middle low german knappesack or middle dutch knapzak, from knappen (to bite) + zak (bag).

Examples:

1. He packed his knapsack with food, water, and a change of clothes.
2. I can"t believe how much weight she"s able to carry in her knapsack.
3. She brought her knapsack on the hike, but she didn't use it.
4. He wore his knapsack on his back, with the straps tight around his shoulders.
5. I was so tired of carrying my knapsack by the end of the hike.

(As a verb)

Knapsack ( verb )

To pack or fill a knapsack.

Origin:

From middle low german knappesack or middle dutch knapzak, from knappen (to bite) + zak (bag).

Examples:

1. I knapsacked my bag with all the essentials before going on the trip.
2. We knapsacked our bags with food and other supplies for the camping trip.
3. He knapsacked his bag with all the books he needed for the semester.
4. I had to knapsack my bag with clothes and other essentials for my trip.
5. He knapsacked his bag with snacks and water before setting off.