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"