In slang, pack out can have several informal meanings depending on region and community. One common slang meaning is to leave, move out, or vacate, as in pack out of a place, meaning to pack belongings and leave. In outdoor culture, pack it out means take your trash with you and leave no trace, which has become slang for being responsible. In some areas, pack out can mean to carry a weapon or to be heavily armed, similar to packing heat, though this is less common. In party or event context, pack out can mean to fill a venue completely, as in the concert packed out, meaning sold out or crowded. In some youth slang, pack out might mean to knock out or defeat someone, though this is regional. In restoration and moving slang, to pack out a house means to remove all contents quickly after disaster. Because slang varies, context matters, but generally pack out in slang suggests removing, carrying away, or leaving with all belongings, and its meaning shifts between leaving, cleaning up, and filling up depending on sentence.
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