halter-sack (Meaning)
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halter-sack (n.)
A term of reproach, implying that one is fit to be hanged.
Synonyms & Antonyms of halter-sack
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halter-sack Sentence Examples
- The hiker used a halter-sack to secure her belongings while climbing the treacherous trail.
- The hunter's halter-sack contained all the necessary equipment for bagging a buck.
- The fisherman carried a waterproof halter-sack to protect his tackle from the relentless rain.
- The traveler filled her halter-sack with essential items for her extended journey.
- The backpacker's halter-sack was designed to distribute weight evenly, making it comfortable to carry.
- The mountaineer's halter-sack held his climbing gear, including ropes, carabiners, and ice axes.
- The student's halter-sack was overflowing with textbooks and notebooks.
- The commuter's halter-sack contained his laptop, tablet, and other electronic gadgets.
- The artist's halter-sack was filled with brushes, paints, and canvases.
- The soldier's halter-sack carried vital supplies for his mission, including rations, ammunition, and a first-aid kit.
FAQs About the word halter-sack
A term of reproach, implying that one is fit to be hanged.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The hiker used a halter-sack to secure her belongings while climbing the treacherous trail.
The hunter's halter-sack contained all the necessary equipment for bagging a buck.
The fisherman carried a waterproof halter-sack to protect his tackle from the relentless rain.
The traveler filled her halter-sack with essential items for her extended journey.
