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Exact Match:

sack

the plundering of a place by an army or mob; usually involves destruction and slaughter; "the sack of Rome"

a bag made of paper or plastic for holding customer's purchases

a woman's full loose hiplength jacket

any of various light dry strong white wine from Spain and Canary Islands (including sherry)

the quantity contained in a sack

put in a sack; "The grocer sacked the onions"

plunder (a town) after capture; "the barbarians sacked Rome"

Synonyms:

• acquire,
• assault,
• attack,
• ax,
• bag,
• balloon,
• banditry,
• barbarize,
• barrel,
• basket,
• batter,
• be seized of,
• bed,
• bedstead,
• bladder,
• boot,
• boot out,
• bottle,
• bounce,
• box,
• box up,
• break,
• brigandage,
• brigandism,
• brutalize,
• bump,
• bunk,
• burden,
• burn,
• bust,
• butcher,
• can,
• capsule,
• capture,
• carry on,
• carton,
• case,
• cashier,
• cashiering,
• cask,
• catch,
• chuck,
• come by,
• come in for,
• come into,
• conge,
• container,
• contract,
• corral,
• couch,
• crate,
• defrock,
• degrade,
• demote,
• deplume,
• deposal,
• depose,
• depredate,
• depredation,
• deprive,
• derive,
• desecrate,
• desolate,
• despoil,
• despoiling,
• despoilment,
• despoliation,
• destroy,
• devastate,
• devour,
• direption,
• disbar,
• discharge,
• disemploy,
• disemployment,
• dismiss,
• dismissal,
• displace,
• displacing,
• displume,
• doss,
• drag down,
• draw,
• drop,
• drum out,
• drumming out,
• earn,
• encase,
• encyst,
• enmesh,
• ensnare,
• entangle,
• enter into possession,
• entrap,
• expel,
• fill,
• fire,
• firing,
• fleece,
• fob,
• forage,
• foraging,
• foray,
• forced separation,
• foul,
• freeboot,
• freebooting,
• freight,
• furlough,
• furloughing,
• gain,
• get,
• give the ax,
• give the gate,
• go on,
• gurney,
• gut,
• hammer,
• hamper,
• harpoon,
• harvest,
• heap,
• heap up,
• hit the hay,
• hit the sack,
• hook,
• jar,
• kick,
• kick out,
• kick upstairs,
• kip,
• kip down,
• lade,
• land,
• lasso,
• lay off,
• lay waste,
• layoff,
• let go,
• let out,
• litter,
• load,
• loot,
• looting,
• make,
• make redundant,
• maraud,
• marauding,
• mass,
• maul,
• mesh,
• mug,
• nail,
• net,
• noose,
• obtain,
• pack,
• pack away,
• package,
• parcel,
• pension off,
• pile,
• pillage,
• pillaging,
• pink slip,
• plunder,
• plundering,
• pocket,
• poke,
• pot,
• pouch,
• prey on,
• procure,
• pull down,
• rage,
• raid,
• raiding,
• ramp,
• rampage,
• ransack,
• ransacking,
• rant,
• rape,
• rapine,
• ravage,
• ravagement,
• ravaging,
• rave,
• raven,
• ravish,
• ravishment,
• razzia,
• read out of,
• reap,
• reive,
• reiving,
• release,
• removal,
• remove,
• replace,
• retire,
• retirement,
• rifle,
• rifling,
• riot,
• roar,
• rope,
• ruin,
• sac,
• sack out,
• sacking,
• savage,
• score,
• secure,
• send packing,
• separate forcibly,
• ship,
• slaughter,
• snag,
• snare,
• sniggle,
• sofa,
• sow chaos,
• spear,
• spoil,
• spoiling,
• spoliate,
• spoliation,
• stack,
• store,
• storm,
• stow,
• stretcher,
• strip,
• superannuate,
• surplus,
• surplusing,
• suspend,
• suspension,
• sweep,
• take,
• tangle,
• tangle up with,
• tank,
• tear,
• tear around,
• terminate,
• terrorize,
• the ax,
• the boot,
• the bounce,
• the gate,
• the hay,
• the sack,
• ticket,
• tin,
• trap,
• turn in,
• turn off,
• turn out,
• unfrock,
• vandalize,
• violate,
• walking papers,
• waste,
• win,
• wreck