sack
noun a sack - a skin or cloth bag, may contain testes or other objects of interest ex: "John fondled his sack of barley" verb to sack - to encase in a sack ex: "John sacked groceries after school" - to remove the scrotal sack from slaughtered animals ( related to gut ,skin ) ex: "to sack freshly shot game was John's only joy" - to slice off privates with machinery ex: "My couter boy kept sticking his dick into the bacon slicer - when I turned the machine on the blade sacked him" - to pillage, commit robbery of a locale "Harald Hardrede had such foresight, that he sacked Plymouth before it was even built" - to cover one's mouth or parts of the face with a stretched scrotal sack ex: "Anne's favourite pastime was being sacked by William" - a corruption of suck, most common amongst the illiterate ex: "Ann was a real cock sacker"
"John fondled his sack of barley" "John sacked groceries after school" "to sack freshly shot game was John's only joy" "My couter boy kept sticking his dick into the bacon slicer - when I turned the machine on the blade sacked him" "Harald Hardrede had such foresight, that he sacked Plymouth before it was even built" "Anne's favourite pastime was being sacked by William" "Ann was a real cock sacker"
By yidele