1. plural of pac; a shoe with a soft sole and upper, typically made of leather or suede
Usage: usually used in plural form; informal
2. plural of PAC (political action committee); organizations that raise and spend money to influence elections
Usage: acronym; political term

Examples

• She wore comfortable pacs around the house on weekends.
• The candidates received donations from several super PACs during the campaign.
• He preferred pacs to formal dress shoes for casual outings.
• Multiple PACs spent millions on advertising for the election.
• Leather pacs are popular in Scandinavian fashion.
• The new campaign finance rules affected how PACs could operate.