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strip sacking bitches

or S-S-B
1. verb clause, commonly used in American football sports context: the process by which a defensive player tackles the quarterback behind the line of scrimmage and forcibly removes the ball from the QB grasp and makes a mockery of his opponent's manhood.
โ€Ž2. notwithstanding literal meanings refering to the assault and/or capture by way of a sackcloth women or female dogs.

See also 'violent crime'

James Harrison has been strip sacking bitches on a consitent basis in the NFL for several seasons.

Coach said, "I want to see you strip sacking bitches out on that field this Saturday, Johnson! WWJPD. What would Julius Peppers do?!"

by footballfan22 November 10, 2011

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swampy meat sack

a swampy guy who smells like swamp { Swam-p}

hes a swampy meat sack

by steverguy the steesh sta July 25, 2016

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Shaft My Sack

according to world english dictionary shaft is a slang term meaning "to have sexual intercourse with" and Sack as in a Ballsack a.k.a Your Testicles inside your Scrotum, so Shaft My Sack Means "To Be Intimate/Sexual With Ones Testicles"

Your Doing Real Good In COD So At The Lobby You Say to Them Shaft My Sack

by HB Security February 25, 2011

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Omega dick sack

If you have a omega dick sack, you are a Chad

Jbirdy has an omega dick sack

by Yahoones December 18, 2022

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Versace eggs sack

A man's balls/testicles

She kicked me in my Versace eggs sack.

by Markovic December 20, 2021

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to be off your sacks

To be a trifle touched in the head.

You've got to be off your sacks

by peteinoz May 19, 2007

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sack it out chump

used sacastically at the driver of a lowered vehicle.
Used as a form of playfull insult towards a car that the user envies for its lowered ride height.
Also read as - your car should be lower you fool

At a car event or cruise a drunken bystander will yell out
"sack it out chump!"

normally followed by an arse wipping by occupants of the car with bats.

by Chumpy March 30, 2006

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