whack /(h)wak/ (informal)

1. To strike hard and smartly
2. To put or take with violence
3. To beat decisively
4. To parcel out, share
5. To murder (esp criminal sl)

1. To strike
2. To settle accounts

1. A blow
2. The sound of a blow
3. A share
4. An attempt

whacked adjective (informal)

Exhausted

whackˈer noun (informal)

1. Something big of its kind
2. A blatant lie

whackˈing adjective (informal)

Enormous (often as an intensifier)

A beating or thrashing

whackˈō interjection (dated informal)

An expression of pleasure or enthusiasm

out of whack (informal)

Out of order, not straight

top (or full) whack

The highest price, wage, rate, etc

whack off (vulgar sl)

To masturbate

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