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a container made of paper or plastic material used for holding and carrying a customer's purchased items
a bed made of canvas or rope netting, usually suspended between two points
the act of dismissing someone from work
the act of looting a place, often with destruction or violence
a loose-fitting dress that hangs straight from the shoulders without a defined waist
a loose, full, hip-length jacket worn by women
a light, dry, strong white wine from Spain or the Canary Islands
the amount of material or goods contained in a sack
an enclosed area, often referring to a cavity or hollo
(American football) a loss of yardage for the offense caused by a defensive player tackling the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage
What is a "sack"?
A sack in football happens when the quarterback, the player who throws the ball, is tackled behind the line of scrimmage before they has a chance to throw the ball. This usually happens when the defense breaks through the offensive line and catches the quarterback. A sack can result in a loss of yards for the team with the ball, making it harder for them to score. Sacks are an important part of the game because they stop the quarterback from passing and can give the defending team a better chance to take control of the game.
to dismiss someone from their job
to forcefully steal and take away valuable items from a town that has been captured
to place something inside a bag or a container made of paper or plastic material
