inpack
verbUK /ˈɪnpæk/
US /ˈɪnpæk/
To put things into a box or bag.
Please inpack your toys before we leave.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To press or crowd closely together inside something.
The hikers were inpacked in the small tent.
3. To gather items into a single group or set.
She inpacked the tools into one kit.
4. To fill a space tightly with things.
They inpacked the van with camping gear.