Sack
Word Type
Noun
Verb
The word "sack" can be used as noun and verb.
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Hacky-Sack Santa sack Zdarsky tent-sack back, crack and sack backsack ball sack ballsac ballsack barley sack bivouac sack bollock sack booksack carisack cat in the sack coalsack cock sack cocksack cornsack crapsack crocker sack daysack dicksack dressing sack dub sack dumb as a sack of bricks dumb as a sack of hammers dumber than a sack of bricks fart sack feedsack floursack get the sack give the sack go down like a sack of potatoes gripsack gunny sack gunnysack hackeysack hacky sack hackysack halter-sack happy sack hit the sack honey sack hopsack in the sack like rats in a sack loiter-sack mailsack minisack more sacks to the mill nap sack nutsack packsack possibles sack sack barrow sack dress sack drill sack knot sack lunch sack man sack o' shit sack of crap sack of flesh sack of shit sack off sack out sack race sack silo sack time sack truck sack up sack-back sack-tap sack-whack sack-whey sackable sackage sackcloth sackee sacker sackful sacking sacklike sackload sackmaker sackmaking sackwise sad sack shitsack sleepsack sperm sack stuff sack supersack ten sack tent-sack toe sack towsack unsack woolsack
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amount bag bed booty brown brown bag burlap burlap bag cape claret cloak cloth cloth bag commodity container days discharge dress dry duty fall asleep fire first base get sack gown grocery grocery bag grocery store haversack heavy heavy duty hit sack holder holding holding things in sack jacket job knapsack line of scrimmage loot lunch lunch bag olden olden days pass pillage plunder position potato potato container potato holder potatoes put quarterback rucksack sa sac sachet sack out sacque sad sad bag satchel scrotum second base sherry shoulder spoils of war stone store supermarket tackle third base wine with sa
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