sacks

noun
UK /sæks/
US /sæks/

Sacks are big bags used for holding things.

The farmer filled three sacks with potatoes.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The act of stealing things from a place, especially during a war or riot.

The soldiers were punished for the sacking of the village.

3. A type of strong, rough cloth used to make bags.

He wore a shirt made of rough sackcloth.

4. In sports, the act of tackling the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage.

The team recorded four sacks in the game.

5. To dismiss someone from a job.

The manager was sacked for being late every day.