History

sack

[1]	dismiss , discharge , fire , let go , lay off , (Brit) make/declare redundant , (Colloq) give (someone) the axe/the (old) heave-ho , give (someone) his/her marching orders , (Brit) give (someone) the sack , (US) bounce , (Slang) (Brit) give (someone) the boot/the chop/the push
[2]	plunder
[3]	displace , fire , give notice , can , dismiss , give the axe , send away , force out , give the sack , terminate
[4]	net , sack up , clear

[1]	poke , pouch , bag , paper bag , carrier bag , (Scots/US) poke , (Technical) sac
[2]	hit the sack , pouch , sac , retire , turn in , pocket , go to bed/to sleep , (Slang) hit the hay , (Brit) kip (down) , (US) sack out
[3]	the sack , sackful , dismissal , discharge , firing , (Colloq) heave-ho , the axe , marching orders , (US) pink slip , bounce , (Mainly US/Canadian) walking papers , (Slang) (Brit) the boot , the chop , the push
[4]	sacque
[5]	hammock
[6]	chemise , shift
[7]	dismissal , dismission , discharge , firing , liberation , release , sacking