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sac-attack 

1. an attack on one's sac.
2. an attck from one's sac.
3. an attack on one's sac from another's sac.
4. sac civil war; war between the sacs; attack between the sacs on one's crotch.
5. see also: ding-a-ling-a
is the left one winning this sac-attack?
sac-attack by kris wiggam February 13, 2003
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sac-attack 

when one's sack becomes so itchy that they have to itch it, without any regard for others in the vicinity.
When nate shaved his balls he had a constant case of sac attack
sac-attack by the willis December 7, 2004

sac-attack 

holy goat wang he was sac attacked
sac-attack by caleb the nose January 21, 2003

sac-attack 

to attack ones face by rubbing with both hands. it is also traditional to yell SAC ATTACK.
sac-attack by lloyd freewell May 7, 2003

Sac-attack 

When one's sac is so sweaty to the point where it sticks to anything it can get its hands on
After Pasquale won his basketball championship, he was very sweaty and had a severe case of sac-attack
Sac-attack by Masongkal November 10, 2015

Sac attack 

The act of two men slapping a woman (or man in a homosexual sense) in the face with two or more scrotums. Good for porn still shots, or a good laugh.
Before exploding on Cheryl's face, Henry and Aaron gave each other the signal, and then sac attacked that slut...that's what she gets for scraping with her teeth.
Sac attack by Stevie Y August 9, 2005
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