Whack
Pronunciation: /ˈwæk/
Whack (verb)
- to hit something or someone with a lot of force.
- to reduce something by a large amount suddenly.
Examples
- He whacked the ball with the bat.
- She whacked the table in frustration.
Common collocations: whack the ball, whack someone, whack prices, whack the budget, a loud whack
Whack (noun)
- a strong, forceful hit or blow.
- an attempt to do something, especially when unsure of success.
Examples
- He gave the ball a whack.
- The door closed with a loud whack.