Sacked

Slang for "get rid of".

It is often used in the context of a getting fired from a job.

It is also used in the context of someone getting punched or kicked very hard in the testicles, probably because the person doing the sacking is "getting rid of" the ability to have children in the person being sacked.

"John got sacked yesterday, and now he doesn't have a stream of income."

"John got sacked yesterday by me and the boys, and now he probably can't have children."

by Thedopestpersoninthewholeworld January 29, 2021

Sacked

When you’re on Twitter reading a post with a so called fact just to realize in the end it was fake

I read that story about lebron and Jordan dubbing him “the chosen one”, then realized I was sacked.

by Mercedes Ricch February 11, 2022

sacked

When you fall for fake quotes on nba twitter

Especially ones from @BallsackSports

You good sir have been sacked

by SkeepBayless February 18, 2022

Sacked

Poena cullei (from Latin 'penalty of the sack') under Roman law was a type of death penalty imposed on a subject who had been found guilty of patricide. The punishment consisted of being sewn up in a leather sack, with an assortment of live animals including a dog, snake, monkey, and a chicken or rooster, and then being thrown into water.

Julius Caesar to Roman Senate "anyone committing the crime of killing his father shall be sacked!"

by bob_johnson May 16, 2022

sacked

to have one's cohojones tied to a sycamore tree, as one's life force is sucked out of thee.

Man, did you hear Oscar dropped out of school?
Seriously? If I had the audacity to attempt that my parents would've sacked me, no questions asked.

by gnagster45671 March 29, 2023

Sacked

The enactment of being in deep slumber. Or great nappage

I tried calling kael, but he didn’t answer. He’s definitely sacked

by Jitjohnson July 25, 2023

Sacked

Getting hit in the ballsack by someone or something.

Person 1: "Man, the tennis ball just hit my nuts!"
Persona 2: "Haha! You just got sacked!"

by citrufruit August 5, 2023