insaccare.
to bag (to put into bags or sacks)
Meaning & usage
to bag (to put into bags or sacks)
to bag, to score (a lot of money)
to cause (the ball) the score (by hitting it into the net)
to score (by hitting the ball into the net)
to fill (sausage skins) (when making sausages)
to gulp, to guzzle
to cause to wear oversized or awkward clothing
to withdraw (the head, the neck) between the shoulders
to pack (people, prisoners, etc.) into a tight space
to be jammed into narrow and closed space (e.g. a dead-end street)
to swell towards the stern (of a square sail)
to cause (a sail) to swell towards the stern (of the wind)
Where this word comes from
From in- + sacco + -are.
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Last enriched 2026-09-10. Definitions are in English. Romanizations are shown when supplied by the source; syllable estimates are omitted for unsupported scripts.