Sack out

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Colloquial Usage

Used in casual settings among friends or family, not in formal situations.

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After the party, we all sacked out in the living room.

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Not Literal

'Sack out' is a metaphorical expression and does not involve any actual sack.

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I'm going to sack out after this movie finishes.

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Emphasizing Exhaustion

Often suggests being very tired or worn out before sleeping.

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I've been working for 12 hours straight; I need to sack out.

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