How to pronounce “get the sack”

Meaning

• [Verb]
• (idiomatic, chiefly British) To be dismissed from employment.

Practice Nearby Words

give the sack, sack, get the boot, get the chop, give someone the boot, get the push, lose one's head, give someone their cards, hand someone their cards, give the axe, let go, tintack, sack off, get one's marching orders, give someone the heave-ho, get the elbow, let someone go, sack out, lay off, dismiss, give someone the old heave-ho, shit-can, throw out, serve notice, discharge, send someone packing, ship out, discard, pink slip, kick out, send away, turn off, move out, walk the plank, hand someone his hat, disemploy, remove, kick to the curb, give someone his hat, select out, deman, turf, cashier, send someone to the showers, chassé, see off, chuck off, give someone the slip, send off, fall on one's sword, break, rack off, send about one's business, strike, disship, get off, squeeze out, see red, sod off, put out, terminate, term, downsize, send down, bowl out, tell someone where to get off, burn out, turn away, give someone the bag, hang up one's hat, cut someone loose, kick off, see the back of, crash out, run out, run out of town, quit, fire, drum out, go down like a cup of cold sick, lose one's rag, bowler hat out, give notice, bite the dust, jack up, pack in, down tools, boot out, chapter out, decruit, dock, hang up one's boots, dump out, get one's kit off, bin off, dig out, diss, put to the sword, dehire, deport

Similar Sounds

hit the sack, get this, get sick, get the hang, gunnysack, gunny sack, cultisac, gay-lussac, got sick, egotistic