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a humble bag that doubles as a verb for looting, firing, and quarterback demolition
job lossgetting the sack nods to medieval workers carrying tools home
city killerto sack a city means total plunder and ruin
gridironsacking a quarterback wasn't an official NFL stat until 1982
hit thehitting the sack once meant a literal straw-stuffed mattress
ancient rootthe word traces to Hebrew and Greek for cloth bag