chargepack

noun
UK /ˈtʃɑːdʒpæk/
US /ˈtʃɑːrdʒpæk/

A chargepack is a small bag of power that you use to fill up a battery.

He plugged the chargepack into his phone so it would not run out of power.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A pack of explosive charges used together.

The workers set the chargepack carefully before the blast.

3. A kit holding several charges for a tool or weapon.

The soldier reloaded his chargepack before the drill.

4. A bundle of energy cells for a machine.

The robot's chargepack needed replacing after a long day.