sackers
/ˈsækərz/
noun
- Plural of sacker; multiple people who sack or plunder places.
- Ancient armies were often little more than organized sackers.
- The sackers left the village in ruins after their raid.
- The sackers divided the stolen goods among themselves.
- Plural of sacker; multiple players who sack the quarterback in American football.
- Those two defensive ends are the best sackers in the conference.
- The team's sackers worked together to pressure the quarterback all game.
- The coach praised his sackers for their aggressive play.
- Plural of sacker; multiple people who dismiss employees.
- During the layoffs, the sackers had to deliver the news to dozens of workers.
- The sackers were hated by the remaining staff.
- The company's sackers were known for their cold efficiency.