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sack off

sack off verb: to abandon, to avoid, to get rid of, to cut relations with.

Verb

sack off (third-person singular simple present sacks off, present participle sacking off, simple past and past participle sacked off)

  1. (slang, transitive) To abandon, to avoid, to get rid of, to cut relations with.
  2. (slang, transitive) To play truant from.

Forms of sack off

third-person singular presentsacks off
present participlesacking off
past participlesacked off
pastsacked off

Questions about sack off

What does sack off mean?
Sack off means to abandon, to avoid, to get rid of, to cut relations with.
What part of speech is sack off?
Sack off is a verb.
What is the past tense of sack off?
The past tense of sack off is sacked off.

Words near sack off in the dictionary

  1. sack men
  2. sack o' shit
  3. sack of crap
  4. sack of flesh
  5. sack of shit
  6. sack off
  7. sack out
  8. sack race
  9. sack races
  10. sack silo
  11. sack silos

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