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backpack

noun as in sack carried on the back

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In the December, he went back to the school and attacked a pupil with a hockey stick while carrying a knife in his backpack.

From BBC

He is seen to be wearing his passport around his neck, but has his backpack stolen while he ordered food.

From BBC

Every August and September, just as kids shoulder their backpacks and file onto school buses, a familiar kind of headline makes the local news.

From Salon

Now Cooper wanted two more parachutes, for a total of four--two front packs and two backpacks.

There was no escape from the onslaught of car horns, rumbling motors and pedestrians blasting music from speakers stuffed in backpacks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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