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1. Backpacked In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives
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2. The trail can be hiked in part, as a day hike, or Backpacked …
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3. Backpacked adds a very simple backpack into the game
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4. 7 synonyms and near synonyms of Backpacked from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus
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6. Backpacked When you get so blacked out you piss your bed and someone puts a backpack around your dead corpse and drags you around the floor
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7. "Dude, Brock was Backpacked last night it was fucking hilarious " by D.Brock November 01, 2020
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8. Catherine Ryan Howard describes herself in "Backpacked" as someone completely unsuited to backpacking -- an unadventurous introvert who loves Starbucks, shopping, and five-star hotels as opposed to slogging through jungle, sleeping in hostels, and living on instant coffee and junk food.
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9. Backpacked adds a very simple backpack into the game
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11. Backpacked picks up right where Mousetrapped left off
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15. The word Backpacked uses 10 letters: a, a, b, c, c, d, e, k, k, p
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20. You Backpacked for a distance of 15.75 miles today. If you Backpacked at an average speed of 1.26 miles per hour, how many hours did you spend backpacking today?
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21. A SLAM-based Backpacked laser scanning system is proposed to collect indoor environment point clouds
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22. When I last Backpacked my clothes consisted of 3 t-shirts, 1 jumper (sweater), 1 big waterproof jacket, one pair of jeans, one pair of lightweight waterproof pants, one pair of board shorts, and a few pairs of socks and underwear.
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24. Backpacked is a simple inventory mod that clears up 9 slots of storage
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25. Synonyms for Backpacked include tramped, walked, traipsed, hiked, marched, rambled, trekked, footslogged, strolled and yomped
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26. One lucky traveller is Egyptian doctor Ahmed Abdelkader who Backpacked around the continent for 120 days in 9 countries and contributed to the establishment of an NGO to promote healthcare and
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27. The original intention of Backpacked was to be a simple vanilla style mod, however the community wanted more and there was no better way than to create an addon
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28. Backpacked Birds Reveal Who's The Boss Using lightweight GPS devices in tiny backpacks strapped to homing pigeons, researchers have …
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29. The biofuel cell Backpacked insect was developed
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30. Jeremy Backpacked across Asia after he graduated from college
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31. Jump in!” Donna has, over the years, worked as an opera singer, a TV producer, a Wall Street executive, and an educator, and has Backpacked around the world.
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32. My uncle Robert told us about the time when he Backpacked across the island of Luzon
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33. This Amazon Ninja Backpacked Through 80 Countries, Creating Multi-Million Dollar Startups Along The Way John Greathouse Contributor Opinions expressed by …
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34. A backpack mod done correctly! Contribute to MrCrayfish/Backpacked development by creating an account on GitHub.
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35. Visit Backpackedtrips.com for travel stories
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36. By 1916 as a verb, "to hike while carrying supplies in a backpack." Related: Backpacked; backpacking.
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37. How I Backpacked Europe is a short recount of my backpacking experience
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38. I took the leap of faith a few years back, before becoming a travel agent and then onto travel writer and have written detailed guides on how to backpack Europe, but in this guide I want to share with you my journey and where I had Backpacked and some of the experiences I had overseas.
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BACKPACKED [ˈbakˌpak]
VERB
A sturdy bag designed for carrying articles on a person's back, having shoulder straps and often mounted on a lightweight frame. 2. A piece of equipment, often containing life-support devices, designed to be used while being carried on the back: a parachute in a backpack; an astronaut's backpack. v. back·packed, back·pack·ing, back·packs
Learn the words you need to communicate with confidence. We backpacked around Thailand. In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use. The trail can be hiked in part, as a day hike, or backpacked in its entirety in four to six days.
Definition of backpack. (Entry 1 of 2) 1a : a load carried on the back. b : a camping pack (as of canvas or nylon) supported by a usually aluminum frame and carried on the back.
A piece of equipment, often containing life-support devices, designed to be used while being carried on the back: a parachute in a backpack; an astronaut's backpack. To hike or travel while carrying a backpack. To carry in a backpack. back′pack′er n. back′pack′ing n. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.