cat in the sack Idioma

a sack of hammers

a dead weight, a heavy object Don't throw me in the lake! I'll sink like a sack of hammers!

a sad sack

well-meaning, but unable to accomplish """If you assign this task to Andy, it won't be done. He's a sad sack."""

get the sack

be fired or dismissed from work I told him that if he doesn

hit the sack

go to bed I

potato sack

loose fitting jacket or clothing Potato sack looks good on Ken. Baggy clothes suit him.

sack of hammers

(See a sack of hammers)

sack out

sleep, catch some z's, crash If you bring your sleeping bag, you can sack out on the floor.

sad sack

(See a sad sack)

sack chaser

woman using a man for money

twenty sack

one gram of marijuana, which costs $20

cat in the sack

A ruse, swindle, or apprehensive transaction. In English, the added accepted byword is "(to buy a) pig in the poke" (a "poke" actuality an earlier chat for a bag or sack), acceptation to buy article after acceptance its capacity or amount first; the "cat in the sack" (a byword added accepted to added European languages) refers to an account of bottom affection or amount that has been commissioned in its place. This is additionally the base for the byword "the cat's out of the bag" (and iterations thereof), acceptation the blackmail or abstruse has been exposed. I anticipation I was accepting a abundant accord affairs my car from that online seller, but as anon as I collection it home, I accomplished I'd bought a cat in the sack.Learn more: cat, sack

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