The term "gunny sack" originates from the word "gunny," which refers to a coarse fabric made from jute or hemp. Traditionally, these sacks were used to transport grains and other goods, particularly in agricultural settings. The name reflects the material's ruggedness and utility, making it a staple for carrying heavy or bulk items. The use of "gunny" in this context is believed to come from the Bengali word "goni," meaning a sack or bag.
because they haven't been paid
back, flack, Hack, Jack, knack, Mack, pack, quack, rack, sack, tack, whack, and yak, among others.
In the film "Braveheart," the French phrase used to describe the act of breeding out the Scots is "sac à vin," which translates to "wine sack." This phrase is part of a scene where the French ambassador discusses a plan to undermine the Scots by encouraging intermarriage with the French. The phrase highlights the condescending attitude towards the Scots and reflects the political machinations of the time.
He fell off a wagon trying to catch a sack of grain that was slipping during a journey and a wagon wheel rolled over him, breaking his neck.
time to hit the sack, or bed time.
Jason Gildon is the Steelers all-time sack leader with 77.
No it doesn't. After a sack, the clock continues to run like it does on a rushing play.
Deacon Jones
Mark Messner is the all time sack leader for the University of Michigan with 36 sacks from 1985-1988.
Simon Fletcher
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a sack of a quarterback behind the line of scrimage, that is a sack
a gunny sack is a sack made of gunny or burlap
A Sack for pooping
50 sack is a sack worth 50 dollars.
yes there is a bag is like a sack but it is plastic a sack is made with straw.