still pack

noun

, Cards.

1. the pack not in play in a game in which two packs are used alternately.

Example Sentences

In all, Harris and Walz can be joyful warriors who still pack a great punch and are willing to do all that is necessary to defeat Trump and the other enemies of American democracy.

From Salon

Even shorn of Dupont's mercurial talents and still-injured Romain Ntamack's guile from out-half, Fabien Galthie's side still pack a serious punch and are considered by many as championship favourites.

From BBC

Philippe, now a low pressure system, no longer a tropical storm, should be milder but will still pack a punch.

From Seattle Times

By that point in the latter scenario, Hilary might weaken to a tropical storm—or possibly a post-tropical storm, a type that is fueled by different atmospheric processes but that can still pack just as much of a punch.

From Scientific American

The court’s sponsors would also need to determine whether Mr. Putin and his cronies could be tried in absentia — not an ideal option, but one that could begin immediately and still pack a symbolic punch.

From Washington Post