whacked Synonyms
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Strong:
- boxed
- clapt
- bonked
- slogged
- socked
- bopped
- chopped
- tapped
- slugged
- jabbed
- pasted
- walloped
- biffed
- pushed
- bumped
- clouted
- shoved
- whaled
- smote
- clocked
- thumped
- hammered
- bludgeoned
- kicked
- poked
- licked
- nailed
- stabbed
- busted
- tagged
- rapped
- thwacked
- belted
- zapped
- clobbered
- bashed
- swatted
- batted
- bobbed
- flicked
Weak:
- conked
- peppered
- leveled
- bunged
- prodded
- switched
- roughed
- speared
- pummelled
- sledged
- buffeted
- hung-one-on
- sapped
- floored
- pommeled
- battered
- kneed
- knocked-down
- butted
- brained
- bunted
- cuffed
- beaned
- cudgelled
- jostled
- slashed
- bust
- laced
- mangled
- cudgeled
- pummeled
- flailed
- thrashed
- lashed
- whipped
- flogged
- pelted
- pommelled
- decked
- lambasted
- beat
- stroked
- bowled-down-or-over-
- stamped
- sucker-punched
- dumped
- felled
- levelled
- drubbed
- scuffed
- creamed
- clubbed
- sledgehammered
- caned
- mauled
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whacked Meaning
whacked (s)
(British informal) exhausted or worn out
whacked (imp. & p. p.)
of Whack
whacked Sentence Examples
- The golfer whacked the ball with all his might, sending it soaring over the green.
- The unruly child whacked his sister's toy with a stick, breaking it.
- The carpenter whacked the nail into the wood with a forceful blow.
- The intoxicated man whacked his fist against the wall, leaving a dent.
- The boxer whacked his opponent with a devastating punch, knocking him unconscious.
- The thunderstorm whacked the town with torrential rain and fierce winds.
- The farmer whacked the weeds with a machete, clearing a path through the field.
- The disgruntled employee whacked his computer monitor with his fist, shattering it.
- The driver whacked the brakes in a panic, narrowly avoiding a collision.
- The athlete whacked the tennis ball over the net with a powerful forehand.
FAQs About the word whacked
(British informal) exhausted or worn outof Whack
banged, hit, cracked,smacked, clipped, clapped, slapped, pounded, swiped, slammed
animated, restored, animated, resurrected,raised, restored, resurrected, revived, revived, raised
The golfer whacked the ball with all his might, sending it soaring over the green.
The unruly child whacked his sister's toy with a stick, breaking it.
The carpenter whacked the nail into the wood with a forceful blow.
The intoxicated man whacked his fist against the wall, leaving a dent.
