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pack a sad
What does pack a sad mean?
To sulk, get upset, or throw a tantrum; can also describe a machine failing.
"He packed a sad when he didn't get his way."
Origin
New Zealand idiom for sulking or malfunctioning.
Frequently asked questions
What does pack a sad mean in New Zealand?
To pack a sad means to sulk, get upset, or throw a tantrum; it can also describe a machine breaking down or failing.
Can pack a sad be used for machines?
Yes. Kiwis also say a device or vehicle 'packed a sad' when it stops working.
How do you use pack a sad in a sentence?
You might say 'He packed a sad when he didn't get his way,' meaning he sulked or threw a tantrum.
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