Sacking is valid Scrabble Word

Is sacking a scrabble word?
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7 letters word
14 points in Scrabble
17 points in WWF

Definitions for SACKING in dictionary:

VERB:

dismiss from employment
tackle (a quarterback) behind the line of scrimmage
put into a sack or sacks
(chiefly in historical contexts) plunder and destroy (a captured town or building)

NOUN:

material for making sacks
a large bag made of a strong material such as hessian, thick paper, or plastic, used for storing and carrying goods.
the contents of a sack or the amount it can contain
dismissal from employment
bed, especially as regarded as a place for sex.
a base.

an act of tackling of a quarterback behind the line of scrimmage.
the pillaging of a town or city
a dry white wine formerly imported into Britain from Spain and the Canaries.
rough woven material used for sacks
Stout, coarse cloth of which sacks, bags, etc., are made.
coarse fabric used for bags or sacks
the termination of someone\'s employment (leaving them free to depart)
a woman's short loose unwaisted dress, typically narrowing at the hem, popular especially in the 1950s.
a woman's long loose dress or gown.
a decorative piece of dress material fastened to the shoulders of a woman's gown in loose pleats and forming a long train, fashionable in the 18th century.

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to put into a sack (a large bag)

Words related to SACKING

sack10 sacked13 sackings15 sacks11

Words that contain SACKING

sackings15 hopsacking22 ransacking17 hopsackings23 ransackings18

How to use SACKING in a sentence

That Marcellus, by the cruelty exercised in the sacking of Leontini, had given occasion to the tyranny of Hippocrates and Epicydes.
For if they were not our enemies, there was no difference between sacking Syracuse then, and when Hiero was alive.
A rivalry developed as to which side should advance fastest in the sacking.
There was only one shell hole in it, but some previous tenant had stopped it up with a bit of sacking.
She had heard a rumour that Brussels was shortly going to be burned or sacked or something of the sort, and she wanted to be on hand for the burning and sacking.
So we resolved to get into the first wagon, and cover ourselves with the sacking it contained as soon as we came to the borders of the plantations.
Then the letters were placed in baked clay envelopes, sealed and addressed, or wrapped in pieces of sacking transfixed by seals.
I liked the walk across the yard with the gaunt old Cathedral showing black against the purple sky, its poor East window now tied up with sacking.
The Danes were, consequently, never better pleased than when sacking an abbey or a monastery.
The street was very empty below him, for every human being that could do so had gone down to the sacking of the priory.

The usual cruelties practised in the sacking of towns.
He commanded a barque in the successful sacking of Porto Bello in the same year in company with Sharp, Coxon, and others.
When he pulled, the rotten sacking gave way under the strain.
He wore a shirt of indigo impaired by time, over which, when riding, he would throw an ancient Frankish coat, or, if it chanced to rain, a piece of sacking.
Only from time to time she raised her head to rest her weary neck, glanced for a moment towards the window, beyond which the snowstorm was raging, and bent again over her sacking.
There was something ominous in the very way he rolled up the strawberry jam in sacking.
We planned to take out each day as much ore as the watch on duty could dig, to sort it carefully, sacking the best of it and hiding the remainder under the shack.
A wail from the sacking at the back of the sleigh tells the tale.
The sweat came out on them both as they saw the stains that spread on the clean sacking.
My trunk and what little me and my son had left after the sacking were all burnt including to Land Warrents one 160 acres and one 120.
The firing ceased, and at last the thoroughly tired-out man laid himself down on some old sacking, and fell fast asleep.
Wagstaffe draws back a strip of sacking which covers one loophole, and peers out.
Mutiny in Egypt called for another expedition, which led to the capture and sacking of Thebes.
Sacking, formerly used for making bags in which to ship potatoes and other vegetables, has given way to it.
The sacking of Magdeburg is one of the black deeds of history.
By August 1311 Bruce was carrying the war into England, sacking Durham and Chester, failing at Carlisle, but in January 1313, capturing Perth.
In the shadow of a dull December evening, the house, with its disordered appearance that resembled a sacking, assumed a sinister aspect.
The land is a hot enough country, we will concede, but not a savage South Sea Island! She has on one garment, if a tattered sacking dress can so be termed.
In 1834, I think, was the first rioting, the sacking of Mr.
The hermit had begun to twist the lid off his can, but he hid it again under his sacking robe.
She would no longer wear sacking aprons, and open the door herself.

Similar words containing SACK without suffix ing

sack10 sacks11 sacked13 sacker12 cossack15 daysack17 hopsack18 ransack13 sackage14 sackbut15 sackers13 sackful16 towsack16 coalsack16 cossacks16 daysacks18 gripsack17 hopsacks19 knapsack20 mailsack16 packsack22 ransacks14 rucksack20 sackable16 sackaged16 sackages15 sackbuts16 sackfuls17 sackings15 sackless14 sacklike18 sackload15 sacksful17 towsacks17 woolsack17 coalsacks17 gripsacks18 gunnysack19 haversack21 knapsacks21 mailsacks17 packsacks23 ransacked16 ransacker15 rucksacks21 sackaging17 sackcloth20 sackloads16 woolsacks18 coxsackie24 gunnysacks20 haversacks22 hopsacking22 knapsacked23 ransackers16 ransacking17 sackcloths21 hopsackings23 ransackings18 disacknowledge26 coxsackievirus32 disacknowledged28 disacknowledges27

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