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sack Definition
(n)
a
bag
made
of
paper
or
plastic
for
holding
customer
''
s
purchases
(n)
an
enclosed
space
; "
the
trapped
miners
found
a
pocket
of
air
"
(n)
the
quantity
contained
in
a
sack
(n)
any
of
various
light
dry
strong
white
wine
from
Spain
and
Canary
Islands
(
including
sherry
)
(n)
a
woman
''
s
full
loose
hiplength
jacket
(n)
a
hanging
bed
of
canvas
or
rope
netting
(
usually
suspended
between
two
trees
);
swing
easily
(n)
a
loose
-
fitting
dress
hanging
straight
from
the
shoulders
without
a
waist
(n)
the
plundering
of
a
place
by
an
army
or
mob
;
usually
involves
destruction
and
slaughter
; "
the
sack
of
Rome
"
(n)
the
termination
of
someone
''
s
employment
(
leaving
them
free
to
depart
)
(v)
plunder
(
a
town
)
after
capture
; "
the
barbarians
sacked
Rome
"
(v)
terminate
the
employment
of
; "
The
boss
fired
his
secretary
today
"; "
The
company
terminated
25
%
of
its
workers
"
(v)
make
as
a
net
profit
; "
The
company
cleared
$
1
million
"
(v)
put
in
a
sack
; "
The
grocer
sacked
the
onions
"
sack Synonyms
can
carrier bag
chemise
clear
discharge
dismiss
dismissal
dismission
fire
firing
force out
give notice
give the axe
give the sack
hammock
liberation
net
paper bag
plunder
pocket
poke
pouch
release
sac
sack
sack up
sackful
sacking
sacque
send away
shift
terminate
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