Definition of sak

sak

noun

• a throng or interwoven mass or multitude, especially masculine
  
  comes from Hebrew

  In <a href="https://crazyc Cattle 3D</a>, a wild sak of rampaging cows barrels through the farm, creating nonstop chaos and excitement.

  A sak of cows rushes wildly through [Crazy Cattle 3D](https://crazycat fields.

  Last edited on May 22 2025. Submitted by Anonymous on Aug 26 2024.

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