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1package

noun pack·age \ˈpa-kij\

: a box or large envelope that is sent or delivered usually through the mail or by another delivery service

: a wrapper or container that covers or holds something

: something that comes in a container

Full Definition of PACKAGE

1
archaic :  the act or process of packing
2
a :  a small or moderate-sized pack :  parcel
b :  a commodity or a unit of a product uniformly wrapped or sealed
c :  a preassembled unit
3
:  a covering wrapper or container
4
:  something that suggests a package: as
a :  package deal
b :  a radio or television series offered for sale at a lump sum
c :  contract benefits gained through collective bargaining
d :  a ready-made computer program or collection of related software
e :  a travel arrangement contract that offers for a fixed price transportation, accommodations, and often sightseeing and entertainment
f :  a collection of related items; especially :  one to be considered or acted on together <presented his tax package to the nation>
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First Known Use of PACKAGE

1611

Related to PACKAGE

Synonyms
bundle, pack, packet, parcel

Rhymes with PACKAGE

2package

verb

: to put (something) in a package in order to sell it or send it somewhere

: to show or present (something or someone) in a particular way

pack·agedpack·ag·ing

Full Definition of PACKAGE

transitive verb
1
a :  to make into a package; especially :  to produce as an entertainment package
b :  to present (as a product) in such a way as to heighten its appeal to the public
2
:  to enclose in a package or covering
pack·ag·er noun

First Known Use of PACKAGE

1921
PACKAGED Defined for Kids

package

noun pack·age \ˈpa-kij\

Definition of PACKAGE for Kids

1
:  a bundle made up for mailing or transporting
2
:  a container that covers or holds something <The ingredients are listed on the package.>
3
:  something that comes in a container <a package of gum>

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