The snow and ice must have packed in at least this far when the cave was covered.

The ground was trampled, snow packed into grimy ice.

Then we tried to build a fort but the snow was powdery and didn't pack well.

The ball fields and the basketball court lay under two feet of gray, gritty snow packed hard as concrete.

We also tried it with just snow packed around the cups and it did not freeze.

The snow packed into the crenellations and corners of the parapet looked old and rotten, gnawed upon but not consumed by the occasional touch of the sun.

The snow packed in around me.

Heavy and wet, the snow packed easily.

It was long after dark when we came shambling into a Karhidish village, one street between high-roofed dark houses, the snow packed and banked up to their winter-doors.

I stood at the window of a music club, listening to the blues with snow packed around my ankles, watching the young couples drink and dance.