"Wacks" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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Wacks

"Wacks" Meaning

"to wack" is a slang verb that can have different meanings depending on the context. Here are a few possible interpretations:

1. To strike or hit something forcibly or violently.
Example: "He wacked the ball out of the park."

2. To deceive or cheat someone.
Example: "Don't try to wack me, I know what you're doing."

3. To kill or murder someone.
Example: "The hitman wacked the rival gang member in the back alley."

4. In idiomatic expressions, it can also mean to destroy or damage something severely.
Example: "The company's financial woes wacked its stock prices.")

Note: The word "wack" can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is foolish or silly.
Example: "That joke was wack, nobody laughed."

"Wacks" Examples

Usage Examples for "wacks"

Definitions

To hit something or someone repeatedly, typically in a quick or careless manner
To damage or break something, often as a result of poor care or inattention

Examples

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1. 1. The painter's careless habit of wacks the paintbrush against the wall resulted in frequent spills.
2. 2. After wacks the screen on the windshield with a rock, it was cracked beyond repair.
3. 3. While working in the garden, Emily began to wacks the weeds with a large hoe.
4. 4. Don't wacks the papers together so roughly; you might crumple them.
5. 5. The children's competitive sled-riding accident caused by wacks it against a tree seemed to be a terrible misfortune.

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