whack


Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Medical, Financial, Idioms, Encyclopedia, Wikipedia.
See: lash, strike
Mentioned in ?
References in periodicals archive ?
He is interested in tennis but being four, he just wants to whack the ball.
Tennis tips fit for a prince
I picked up a baseball bat that we have and chased him out - I was going to give him a good whack.
Crook chased away with bat; MOMENT SHOP WORKER CHALLENGED MAN WHO WANTED MONEY
Full Whack is named after the 'full whack' rations demanded by Liverpool sailors on sea voyages in the 1800s.
Brewing success at Peerless
Some owners imported massive amounts of Whack ahead of Friday's new law, as it is classed as a medicine and could side-step the ban.
Whack of a fine for illegal high
Best-selling author and creativity consultant Roger von Oech has created the Ball of Whacks, from the CREATIVE WHACK CO.
Creative Whack Co
But with Claude the gator lurking around, the homes must be strong enough to withstand a strong tail whack.
Three Little Cajun Pigs
At the beginning of the game only one or two moles pop up, but by the end of the game they're popping up everywhere and the poor player can't possibly whack them all.
Whack-a-manager: the board room should be an oasis of calm
The calendar is out of whack, says Miami-Dade parent Sherry Sturner.
Parents try to reclaim summer
When cacao pods are fully ripe, farmers cut them from the tree and whack them open.
7 steps to a sweet tooth: take the following true or false quiz to see how much you know about the velvety concoction called chocolate. Then, read the answers on the following pages to get the story of how chocolate goes from a bitter bean to a sweet Valentine's Day treat
With federal expenses so far out of whack with the scale of U.
Treat the rich
Dimming the gleam of that whack slipper / is one less thing she'd worry about, / frankly, if she had her way.
Down Spooky
Kermit goes into a bank and is served by counter assistant Patricia Whack.
The alternative joke

Legal browser ?
Full browser ?