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"sack out" is an informal, colloquial expression for going to bed or sleeping.
Example sentence: After a long night out, we all just wanted to sack out.
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sack out
verb
To fall asleep, usually from implied exhaustion.
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I could sack out right away, with some scotch and a few Serafim.
They sometimes sack out in lounge chairs in airports or on the floors of planes or even in their cars.
And so it was that on Tuesday, the Patriot took an opportunity to sack out while waiting for a flight to Boston.
I pass the taxi drivers who sack out in their cars in the middle of the day, seats cranked down, doors left open, arms and legs protruding.
Then there was one local character who said he towed his Airstream to his favorite watering hole so he would have someplace to sack out after a night of partying.
And stresses out nightly over 3,000 other homeless folks who opt to sack out on the sidewalks, an option Ms. Gibbs's new boss, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, terms inhumane and wants her to humanely eliminate, pronto.
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The mother then "sacked out," Saffoe said.
Why is the king sacked out on the floor?
Sometimes he sacks out in a little bed in the office.
When we meet Harry, she is sacked out at work, cartoons playing on the television behind her.
When Ms. Shields and Mr. Franquinha leave Franklin home alone, they tune the television to Animal Planet while he sacks out on the couch.
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