terms |
packest |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb packest is
(
pack).
lackest |
packest |
As verbs the difference between lackest and packest
is that
lackest is (archaic) (
lack) while
packest is (
pack).
packets |
packest |
As verbs the difference between packets and packest
is that
packets is third-person singular of packet while
packest is archaic second-person singular of pack.
As a noun packets
is plural of lang=en.
pickest |
packest |
As verbs the difference between pickest and packest
is that
pickest is archaic second-person singular of pick while
packest is archaic second-person singular of pack.
paciest |
packest |
As an adjective paciest
is (
pacey).
As a verb packest is
(
pack).
packest |
wackest |
As a verb packest
is (
pack).
As an adjective wackest is
(
wack).
packest |
peckest |
As verbs the difference between packest and peckest
is that
packest is (
pack) while
peckest is (archaic) (
peck).
backest |
packest |
As an adjective backest
is superlative of back.
As a verb packest is
archaic second-person singular of pack.
packet |
packest |
As verbs the difference between packet and packest
is that
packet is to make up into a packet or bundle while
packest is (
pack).
As a noun packet
is a small pack or package; a little bundle or parcel; as, a packet of letters, a packet of crisps, a packet of biscuits.