Definition

A person who puts items into bags or sacks, often in a grocery store or similar setting.

Example

The sacker helped me load my groceries into the car.

Conversation

Did you see the game last night?

Yeah, the sacker was incredible, wasn't he?

Absolutely! He really knows how to pressure the quarterback.

For sure! I think he might be the best in the league right now.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Sacker → The word 'sacker' originates from the Old English 'sæc', meaning a bag or sack, combined with the agent suffix '-er', which denotes a person who performs an action. Thus, a sacker is a person who sacks or bags something, often used in the context of looting or taking goods.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'bags' things — the root 'sæc' means bag, and the '-er' indicates a person. This helps you remember that a sacker is someone who puts things into a bag.

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