The origin of hit the hay means GO 2 SLEEP.(i thnk)
in the early 1900's specifically the 1940's, it was common to stuff mattresses with hay. fixing up these mattresses lead to hitting hens the idiom "hit the hay"
Many people refer to going to bed as hitting the sack. The person is tired and want to go home and sleep.
hit the sack means go to bed
hit the hay, hit the sack, knock out, sack out.
time to hit the sack, or bed time.
A synonym for going to bed could be e.g. crash, hit the sack, kip down, sack out or turn in. There might a few others but these are the most commong ones.
It is probably of German origin and it means to strike or to hit hard.
Another word for the coarse sack is a "gunnysack" or "potato sack."
hit the hay, hit the sack, knock out, sack out.
the phrase hit the sack came from Germany.
Yes, "hit the sack" is an idiom that means to go to bed or go to sleep.
hit the sack means to go to bed or to sleep.It means he has gone to bed - hitting the sack is a slang way of saying your body will hit the bed when you lie down.
A HEAVY PERSON.. Origin: ENGLAND
time to hit the sack, or bed time.
Say he hit you
All depends what sack you mean - 'we always buy a sack of potatoes' or 'a couple of employees got the sack at the end of the week' or 'go to bed, lets hit the sack'
hit the sack means to go to bed or to sleep.It means he has gone to bed - hitting the sack is a slang way of saying your body will hit the bed when you lie down.
Deacon Jones. He felt that a sack devastated the offense in the same way that a city was devastated when it was sacked
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The bonus puzzle answer was Hit the sack.