packed

As verbs the difference between packed and packet

is that packed is (pack) while packet is to make up into a packet or bundle.

As an adjective packed

is put into a package.

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.

As verbs the difference between backed and packed

is that backed is past tense of back while packed is past tense of pack.

As adjectives the difference between backed and packed

is that backed is put on one's back; killed; rendered dead while packed is put into a package.

As a noun packer

is a person who plays football for the professional football team.

As a verb packed is

(pack).

As an adjective packed is

put into a package.

As verbs the difference between packed and lacked

is that packed is (pack) while lacked is (lack).

As an adjective packed

is put into a package.

As verbs the difference between facked and packed

is that facked is (fack) while packed is (pack).

As an adjective packed is

put into a package.

As verbs the difference between packed and pecked

is that packed is (pack) while pecked is (peck).

As an adjective packed

is put into a package.

As verbs the difference between packed and picked

is that packed is past tense of pack while picked is past tense of pick.

As adjectives the difference between packed and picked

is that packed is put into a package while picked is pointed; sharp.

As verbs the difference between cacked and packed

is that cacked is past tense of cack while packed is past tense of pack.

As an adjective packed is

put into a package.

As verbs the difference between packed and racked

is that packed is (pack) while racked is (rack).

As an adjective packed

is put into a package.

As verbs the difference between packed and tacked

is that packed is (pack) while tacked is (tack).

As an adjective packed

is put into a package.