sacker
/ˈsækər/
noun
- A person who sacks or plunders a place, especially in war.
- The sacker took everything from the temple before setting it on fire.
- The ancient sacker left no treasure behind.
- History remembers him as a ruthless sacker of cities.
- A person who sacks (tackles) the quarterback in American football.
- The team's best sacker recorded three sacks in the game.
- He is known as a fierce sacker who pressures the quarterback.
- The defensive end is the leading sacker in the league.
- A person who dismisses employees from their jobs.
- As the company's sacker, he had to deliver the bad news to many workers.
- She didn't want to be seen as a sacker, so she tried to find other solutions.
- The boss was known as a heartless sacker who fired people without warning.