Slangipedia - Slang Dictionary

1

Putting only the essentials in your bag so you don’t look like a trash can on vacation.

I packed one shirt and a pair of pants. My bag weighs less than my dad’s soul.

She brought a toothbrush and a sock. That’s it. I’m jealous.

He packed so light, he left his brain in the house.

2

Bringing just enough stuff so you don’t get stuck with a bag full of useless crap.

I brought two pairs of jeans and a hat. I look like a tourist who forgot what a suit is.

He packed so light, he brought a stick and called it a walking aid.

She brought one shoe and a towel. That’s how I know she’s a witch.

3

Packing so little you wonder why you bother bringing a bag at all.

I had one shirt and a hat. I look like I was sent by the devil.

He packed so light, he forgot to bring his brain and his pants.

She brought a sock and a notebook. That’s how I know she’s a spy.

4

Only bringing stuff that won’t make your bag feel like it’s about to explode.

I packed one pair of pants and a hat. I look like I just walked out of a garbage truck.

He brought a toothbrush and a stick. That’s how I know he’s a lunatic.

She packed so light, she left her soul at home.

5

Packing so little it looks like you’re hiding from your own bag.

I packed one shirt and a sock. I look like I was sent from the void.

He brought a stick and a hat. That’s how I know he’s a ghost.

She packed so light, she brought a dream and called it a bag.

6

Bringing only the stuff that won’t make your bag look like it was hit by a truck.

I packed one pair of pants and a hat. I look like I’m dressed for a funeral.

He brought a sock and a stick. That’s how I know he’s a madman.

She packed so light, she left her soul in the hotel.