Hit the Sack / Sheets / Hay means to go to bed. Examples: I'm going to hit the sack guys, catch you tomorrow. Exhausted from his strenuous workout, John hit the sheets. I have to go home and hit the h
Hit the Sack / Sheets / Hay
To go to bed.
Examples:
I'm going tohit the sack guys, catch you tomorrow.
Exhausted from his strenuous workout, John hit the sheets.
I have to go home and hit the hay pretty soon.
Meanings from the English-Bulgarian dictionary:
Hit [hit]
To strike, beat, deal a blow. To collide (against, on/upon).
To strike, hit, reach, achieve, attain the target.
To affect (also figuratively), offend.
To come upon / stumble upon, find, discover, happen, hit upon.
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