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wack
noun
wacks
pl
UK
/wæk/
US
/wæk/
чокнутый
The guy at the party was a total wack, dancing on tables.
Парень на вечеринке был полным чокнутым, танцевал на столах.
чудак
He's a real wack, always doing strange things.
Он настоящий чудак, всегда делает странные вещи.
Additional translations
эксцентрик
странный человек
wack
adjective
wacker
Comp.
wackest
Super.
UK
/wæk/
US
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странный
That movie was really wack.
Этот фильм был действительно странный.
чокнутый
His ideas are totally wack.
Его идеи совершенно чокнутые.
ненормальный
The weather today is wack.
Погода сегодня ненормальная.
Additional translations
безумный
сумасшедший
необычный
Synonyms
weird
strange
crazy
ridiculous
absurd
silly
lame
Antonyms
fantastic
great
excellent
cool
wack
verb
wacked
Past Simple
wacked
Past Participle
wacking
Gerund
UK
/wæk/
US
/wæk/
Informal/slang variant spelling of “whack”; regularly used in modern English
Definitions
wack
noun
A person who is considered eccentric or crazy.
Everyone thought he was a bit of a wack because of his unusual ideas.
A hit or blow, especially one that is not very forceful.
He gave the ball a wack with the bat, but it didn't go very far.
wack
adjective
Strange or unusual in a way that is not appealing or is considered odd.
The movie was so wack that I couldn't understand what was happening.
Inferior or of poor quality.
The new album is pretty wack compared to their previous work.
wack
verb
To strike or hit with force.
He wacked the ball over the fence.
To murder or kill, especially as a planned act; to assassinate.
The mob boss ordered the traitor to be wacked.
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