by Alo Konsen September 16, 2003
1. Sleeping bag
2. A sack full of farts, much like the bag of winds given to Odysseus by Aeolus in Homer's "The Odyssey". Often used as a device to propel ships.
3. See "crapsack"
2. A sack full of farts, much like the bag of winds given to Odysseus by Aeolus in Homer's "The Odyssey". Often used as a device to propel ships.
3. See "crapsack"
1. Did you bring your fartsack?
2. I've been stuck on this boat in the middle of the ocean for days! I could really use a fartsack right now!
3. The waiter was being a total fartsack.
2. I've been stuck on this boat in the middle of the ocean for days! I could really use a fartsack right now!
3. The waiter was being a total fartsack.
by Rachel Woodhouse November 30, 2006
a bed sheet. Used originally for a two sided sheet in the shape of a bag to insert a thin mattress, you would turn over as a way to change the sleeping surface, instaed of changing the sheet.
by Bob L July 03, 2003
a one piece blanket sleeper for toddlers, usually zipped up the front. pantlegs are not open at the ankle, but usually enclosed in white slipper-like "footies". worn in the wintertime to keep smaller kids, who might kick off their covers in the night, warm and snuggly.
by david rielly October 09, 2003
by Bumkicker Slade April 24, 2005
A term (usually used in the U.S. military, esp. the Marine Corps) for a mattress cover. Also can be used for a sleeping bag.
Drill insructor: "Bring two sheets, pillow cases, and fartsacks on line...READY...MOVE!!
RECRUITS: AYE, SIR!!
RECRUITS: AYE, SIR!!
by blacksunbird December 22, 2018
We call my grandma old grandma fart sack because she wakes up to take a dump and it smells like a sack of farts.
by Mr Higgins December 19, 2004