overpacker

English

Etymology

From overpack +‎ -er.

Noun

overpacker (plural overpackers)

1. A person who overpacks.

   Antonym: underpacker

   • 2024 June 7, Elissa Sanci, “I’m a Chronic Overpacker. This Compression Sack Helps Me (Literally) Squeeze More Into My Luggage.”, in Wirecutter‎^[1]:

     But by far, the most helpful addition to my arsenal as an overpacker has been a nylon compression bag.

   • 2024 December 3, Maria Adelmann, “Overpacking 101: The No-Shame Guide to Stuffing Your Suitcase Silly”, in Wirecutter‎^[2]:

     Many overpackers rave about compression sacks, which can shrink your stuff down to about a third of the original size.