transitive. To put into a sack; to pack or store (goods) in sacks. Also with up.

transitive. To thrust or push (a thing) in a specified direction with a sharp movement; to put out (an eye). Also: †to run (a person) through with…

transitive. To put (provisions, merchandise, etc.) in a pipe (pipe, n.2) or cask.

transitive. To put, pack, store up, or stow away, in a barrel or barrels.

transitive. To put into a cask (or obsolete a casket, box).

transitive. To put into a bag or bags. to bag up: to put up in a bag; to shut or store up generally.

transitive. To put or enclose (a liquid, etc.) in a vessel. Also with up.

To put into a basket; also figurative.

transitive. To put up in a crock or pot; see also quot. 1887.

transitive. To put into a cade or keg.

transitive. To pack in a maund or basket.

= impouch, v.

transitive. To put into, or as into, a cask.

transitive. To put into a flask.

(See quots.)

To place in or as in a desk.

Horticulture. transitive. To put (earth) into a plant pot. Obsolete.

To put or stow in casks.

transitive. To put or pack in a kit or kits; esp. fish for the market.

transitive. To place or store in a vat.

transitive. To place in, or as in, a pannier.

(transitive) to put into a vial; also figurative.

transitive. To put into a flask.

To put or pack in a tub; to plant in a tub.

(trans.) to put into or store in an ampoule.