whacked

UK
/wækt/
US
/wækt/
whackedadjective
more whacked
Comp.
most whacked
Super.
UK
/wækt/
US
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Translations
After the long hike, I felt completely whacked.
После долгого похода я чувствовал себя полностью измотанным.
His whacked ideas often surprised everyone.
Его чокнутые идеи часто удивляли всех.
Additional translations
Definitions
Extremely tired or exhausted.
After the long hike, I was completely whacked and just wanted to sleep.
Strange or crazy, often in a humorous or eccentric way.
His whacked sense of humor always made us laugh at the most unexpected times.
Under the influence of drugs or alcohol; intoxicated.
He looked completely whacked after the party.
Broken, damaged, or not functioning properly.
I think the remote is whacked; the buttons don't respond.
whackverb

whacked

Past Simple

whacked
Past Simple
whacked
Past Participle
whacking
Gerund
UK
/wæk/
US
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Translations
He decided to whack the ball with all his strength.
Он решил ударить по мячу изо всех сил.
She whacked the mosquito on her arm.
Она хлопнула комара на своей руке.
The child whacked the water with his hand.
Ребенок шлепнул по воде рукой.
Definitions
To strike or hit something or someone with a sharp blow.
He whacked the ball with the bat, sending it flying over the fence.
To put or place something somewhere quickly or carelessly.
She whacked the groceries on the counter and rushed to answer the phone.
To murder or kill someone, often used in a slang or informal context.
The mob boss ordered his men to whack the informant before he could testify.
whacknoun
Definitions
A sharp, resounding blow or strike.
He gave the ball a good whack with the bat.
A portion or share of something.
Everyone got a fair whack of the profits.
A try or attempt at something.
She decided to have a whack at solving the puzzle.
whackadjective
Definitions
Slang. Crazy, bad, or very unsatisfactory; out of order.
That idea is completely whack—there's no way it will work.