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sad sack. The term sad sack, for “a maladjusted, blundering, unlucky soldier,” likable but always in trouble, was widely popu- larized by George Baker’s comic strip “Sad Sack,” which ap- peared in several World War II military publications and later appeared in many newspapers. However, the words were American collegiate slang during the 1930s, their origin unknown. |