Sack out
Sack out by johnls7424 February 18, 2012
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Sack out
Sack-out
Black out with your sack out
Black out with your sack out by SAE-It November 15, 2009
wack out and sack out
wack out and sack out by Tommy Bunz 69 March 13, 2022
Hit the sack out of the bag
Taking one challenge at a time and handling it with focus and energy.
A creative mix of “hit the sack” (rest) and “let the cat out of the bag” (reveal something), but used in a new, productive way.
A creative mix of “hit the sack” (rest) and “let the cat out of the bag” (reveal something), but used in a new, productive way.
Hit the sack out of the bag by Za.mo May 22, 2025
sack it out chump
used sacastically at the driver of a lowered vehicle.
Used as a form of playfull insult towards a car that the user envies for its lowered ride height.
Also read as - your car should be lower you fool
Used as a form of playfull insult towards a car that the user envies for its lowered ride height.
Also read as - your car should be lower you fool
At a car event or cruise a drunken bystander will yell out
"sack it out chump!"
normally followed by an arse wipping by occupants of the car with bats.
"sack it out chump!"
normally followed by an arse wipping by occupants of the car with bats.
sack it out chump by Chumpy April 21, 2006
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