daypack
[ dey-pak ]
/ ˈdeɪˌpæk /
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noun
a relatively small backpack, with shoulder straps, used for day hikes, carrying books, or the like.
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Example sentences from the Web for daypack
If it’s any consolation, in my own experience surviving several days with nothing more than a daypack, the second night is more restful than the first.
How to survive three days in the wild|By Keith McCafferty/Field & Stream|January 26, 2021|Popular ScienceI parked my van in the main lot near the dune field, strapped on my fully loaded daypack, and set off with my partner for an eight-mile off-trail adventure.
I Tried to Climb the Largest Sand Dune in North America|Emily Pennington|September 22, 2020|Outside Online