ack
1 of 2interjection
ˈak 
—used to express mild alarm or dismay
You should see the big wad of lint I just plucked from the trap of my clothes dryer. Ack! Where does all of that come from?
Mary Hunt
Mary Huntack
2 of 2abbreviation
acknowledge; acknowledgment
Word History
First Known Use
Interjection
2001, in the meaning defined above
Phrases Containing ack
- get after
- get ahead
- get all dolled up
- get all misty
- get along
- get an angle on
- get an early start
- get an eyeful
- get anywhere
- get around
- get around (to)
- get around to
- get around to (something)
- get around to something
- get at
- get at it
- get away
- get away from
- get away from it all
- get away with
- get away with murder
- get back
- get back (at)
- get back at
- get back at (someone)