Sacking — synonyms, definition

1. sacking (Noun)

bagging chuck discharge dismissal dismission firing heave-ho liberation release sack severance

sacking (Noun) — Coarse fabric used for bags or sacks.

sacking (Noun) — The termination of someone's employment (leaving them free to depart).

cloth conclusion ending fabric material termination textile Section Eight burlap conge congee deactivation dishonorable discharge gunny hessian honorable discharge honourable discharge inactivation removal superannuation jute

2. sacking (Verb)

canning clearing dismissing displacing forcing out giving notice giving the axe giving the sack netting plundering sacking up sending away terminating

sacking (Verb) — Plunder (a town) after capture. ex. "the barbarians sacked Rome"

sacking (Verb) — Terminate the employment of; discharge from an office or position. ex. "The boss sacked his secretary today"

sacking (Verb) — Make as a net profit. ex. "The company sacked $1 million"

sacking (Verb) — Put in a sack. ex. "The grocer sacked the onions"

benefitting casing encasing gaining incasing profiting removing taking cleaning out dismissing dropping furloughing laying off pensioning off retiring sending away sending packing squeezing out cleaning out dismissing dropping furloughing laying off pensioning off retiring sending away sending packing squeezing out