verb
General Slang
sacked off
SAKT-off · verb · slang
To abandon, skip or give up on something.
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Definitions
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To ditch a plan, quit, or dump someone.
“I sacked off the gym today.”
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sacked off In A Sentence
I sacked off the gym today.
Origin & Usage
British and Scouse slang for giving something the boot.
Variants
sack off
People Also Ask
What does 'sacked off' mean?
It means to abandon, skip or give up on something, such as ditching a plan or dumping someone.
How do you use 'sacked off'?
You use it for ditching something, e.g. 'I sacked off work today.'
Is 'sacked off' only Scouse?
No, it's British slang generally, but well used in Liverpool.
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