verb
- dismissed from employment
- put into sacks or bags
- tackled the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage
Usage: informal
Usage: American football
Examples
- He was sacked for repeatedly arriving late to work.
- The company sacked fifty employees due to budget cuts.
- The workers sacked the grain before loading it onto trucks.
- The quarterback was sacked twice in the first quarter.
- The ancient city was sacked by invading armies.
- She got sacked after the new manager took over.
- They sacked the potatoes and stored them in the warehouse.