Doypack

Pronunciation: /dɔɪ.pæk/

Definitions of doypack

noun a type of packaging that is commonly used for food products, characterized by a stand-up pouch with a resealable zip closure

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a doypack of chips at the store.

A2 The doypack of juice is easy to carry in my backpack.

B1 The doypack of coffee is resealable to keep it fresh.

B2 The doypack of nuts is convenient for snacking on the go.

C1 The doypack of detergent is eco-friendly and easy to recycle.

C2 The doypack of protein powder is a popular choice among fitness enthusiasts.

Examples of doypack in a Sentence

formal The new product will be packaged in a doypack for better shelf visibility.

informal I love how convenient it is to carry snacks in a doypack when I'm on the go.

slang Hey, can you pass me that doypack of chips over there?

figurative Her creativity was like a tightly sealed doypack, bursting with fresh ideas.

Grammatical Forms of doypack

• plural: doypacks
• comparative: more doypack
• superlative: most doypack
• present tense: doypack
• future tense: will doypack
• perfect tense: have doypacked
• continuous tense: is doypacking
• singular: doypack
• positive degree: very doypack
• infinitive: to doypack
• gerund: doypacking
• participle: doypacked

Origin and Evolution of doypack

First Known Use: 1962 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'doypack' is believed to have originated in the packaging industry as a term to describe a type of flexible packaging with a bottom gusset that allows it to stand upright.

Evolution of the word: Originally used as a trademarked term by the French company Thimonnier in 1962, 'doypack' has since become a genericized term for this style of packaging across various industries.