Silver Sack Edit Meaning

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The sack inside a box of wine, the U.S. equivalent of a goon sackin Australia. Most wines now come in plastic bags, but most used to come in silver sacks. As a verb, "to silver sack" means to drink directly from a silver sack, usually as someone else holds it above your head.

(as you have a silver sack raised over your buddys head at a campground)

"Dude, that Allman Bros show was awesome! Silver sack it!"

See goon sack, wine, drinking, alcohol, booze