| Definition/Clue | Word ending in 'ack' |
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| A bag carried by a strap(s) on your shoulder; usually used to carry books | |
| When something is riding on the back of something else; considered a ride to young children | |
| The ear-piercing sound heard when a microphone gets too close to a speaker | |
| A book with flexible binding; The Beatles sang of this type of writer | |
| The term for riding a horse without a saddle | |
| A pancake | |
| A small, round, bead-filled, cloth bag that is kicked around | |
| The unlawful seizure of an aircraft or automobile by an individual or a group | |
| This is also called a speedway | |
| The sound ducks make | |
| A U.S. brand of treat consisting of caramel-coated popcorn and peanuts | |
| An item of food eaten between meals; candy bars, potato chips, and nuts fall into this category | |
| | Definition/Clue | Word ending in 'ack' |
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| The most widely played casino banking game in the world | |
| To return a phone call or to be chosen to re-audition for a play | |
| A position in American and Canadian football; leader of the offensive team | |
| To assault; fall upon with force; assail | |
| A vivid mental image of a past trauma, especially one that recurs | |
| A species of turtle, rattlesnake, or moth; or a MLB team | |
| The accompanying music to a motion picture, television program or video game | |
| A building for soldiers; to support (as in a sports team) | |
| To plunder or pillage | |
| To make a sudden, sharp noise; the sound that horses' hooves make on cobblestone | |
| Quasimodo is one | |
| What Wal-Mart does with their prices | |
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