noun

sacking

Sacking (noun) means Coarse, rough fabric used to make sacks. Example: “The potatoes were wrapped in sacking for the journey.”

noun

Coarse, rough fabric used to make sacks.

"The potatoes were wrapped in sacking for the journey."

The act of dismissing an employee.

"The sacking of the entire management team shocked the industry."

How to use sacking

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishRough sack-cloth, or the act of firing someone.

sackings plural

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The potatoes were wrapped in _____ for the journey.

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What does “sacking” mean?

The word “sacking” means coarse, rough fabric used to make sacks. In plain terms, rough sack-cloth, or the act of firing someone.

How do you use “sacking” in a sentence?

Here is “sacking” used in a sentence: “The potatoes were wrapped in sacking for the journey.”

What part of speech is “sacking”?

“Sacking” is a noun.

How many meanings does “sacking” have?

“Sacking” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: coarse, rough fabric used to make sacks.

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