sack
ചാക്ക്
definition
verb
any official found to be involved would be sacked on the spot
dismiss from employment.
After getting hardly any sleep the night before, he had been dying to crawl into bed and sack out , but no matter how tired he was, sleep eluded him.
go to sleep or bed.
noun
Each one, after scrutiny, found something of value to add to his sack : paper, plastic bags, bits of cardboard.
a large bag made of a strong material such as burlap, thick paper, or plastic, used for storing and carrying goods.
The plain green dress was a good few sizes too big for her and hung off her petite frame like a big shapeless sack .
a loose, unfitted, or shapeless garment, in particular.
translation of 'sack'
noun
ചാക്ക്
example
He started out as a pitcher as many ballplayers do but quickly was moved over to the first 'sack' .
But I imagine the news that the Roman Colosseum appears to have been constructed from loot from the 'sack' of the Jewish temple in Jerusalem might be worth an extra chapter or two?
So the Fourth Crusade began with the 'sack' and destruction of a Roman Catholic town in 1202!
Safety Eric Brown and linebacker Shantee Orr converged on the Jaguar quarterback for a 'sack' to force fourth down in the first quarter.
In the end it was a relief when I got the 'sack' , because I was banging my head against a brick wall every day.
they were given the 'sack'
He got the 'sack' for trying to teach what wasn't on the syllabus and for wearing strange diving equipment instead of being a PADI role model.
The modern sherry is a descendent of Falstaff's 'sack' , though shortly after his day it began to be made by the more complicated modern process which includes adding brandy.
But for all his success in the 'sack' , he insists that what he's really looking for is a woman he can take home for keeps.
Packing sheds were constructed for growers to sort and 'sack' the potatoes for shipment.
We took a 'sack' of rice, vegetables and biscuits.
According to an ancient tale, there was once a Muslim shepherd named Buta Malik who was given a 'sack' of coal by a sadhu.
While I - a sixteen-year-old girl - got to watch my dad die, my mother was jumping in the 'sack' with someone else?
a 'sack' of flour
The bartender had a nice rack and gave me the distinct impression that she might have some awesome skills in the 'sack' .
he got the 'sack' for swearing
The sheer volume of players who have left since Molyneaux got the 'sack' has made Patterson's first month in the hot seat a difficult one.
I feel like a 'sack' of cement, and somehow I have to write a column.
Under the proposed new legislation it would be easier for employers to lay off and 'sack' certain categories of workers.
In the 17th century, 'sack' (like sweet sherry), claret, or orange juice were used in eating possets.
The American would have to spend time calming shareholder groups, and the best way to do so would be to back the manager with a 'sack' of new cash.
He finally got the 'sack' from Dublin Bus when he made one detour too many and was arrested in a Garda surveillance operation on the home of his supplier.
Oh, and I bet you I am SO much better in the 'sack' than her.
They just let things happen and then get a PR man to announce somebody's got the 'sack' .
Yet after wine and mead and 'sack' , man must have a massive snack.
by the end of which Courtnay had been given the 'sack' from the confectioner's and Doreen had severed their engagement.
Say, for instance, the underhand toss the hurler sent toward the behind (aka catcher) went to the spot you'd indicated and you walloped a shot to the second 'sack' man.
most of them weren't up to what she expected in the 'sack'
Email and Net abuse at work have become the number one reason why UK employees face the 'sack' , according to a survey out today.
He already is helping to sell tickets, but it may take him a little longer to figure out how to 'sack' the quarterback on a consistent basis.
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