DCHP-1 Online
backpack ((v.)) 
v. carry on one's back.
See also: pack ((v.)) (def. 2a)
- 1956 . . . whatever was not carried on the toboggans had to be backpacked. For this, the Algonkians used the tump line. . . .
- 1965 Others found work back-packing supplies from the end of the road to the mine camps . . . 60 to 90 pounds of supplies strapped to their backs.
- 1956 . . . whatever was not carried on the toboggans had to be backpacked. For this, the Algonkians used the tump line. . . .