whacker Antonyms
Meaning of whacker
whacker (n)
something especially big or impressive of its kind
whacker (n.)
One who whacks.
Anything very large; specif., a great lie; a whapper.
whacker Sentence Examples
- The mischievous boy brandished a wooden whacker at his unsuspecting friends.
- The disgruntled employee slammed his fist on the table like a whacker, expressing his frustration.
- The baseball batter swung the whacker with such force that the ball soared over the fence.
- The police officer used a whacker to break down a door during a raid.
- The playful puppy chased after a ball, its tail wagging like a whacker.
- The heavy rain pounded against the roof like an incessant whacker.
- The unruly crowd used whackers to create chaos at the concert.
- The skilled woodcarver meticulously crafted a decorative whacker out of mahogany.
- The unruly students repeatedly whacked their desks with whacker pens, disrupting the class.
- The noisy neighbor's constant banging resembled the sound of a giant whacker.
FAQs About the word whacker
something especially big or impressive of its kindOne who whacks., Anything very large; specif., a great lie; a whapper.
try, stab,attempt, shot, fling, whirl, trial, endeavor, pass, offer
revive, revive,raise, restore, restore, raise, resuscitate, animate,resurrect, animate
The mischievous boy brandished a wooden whacker at his unsuspecting friends.
The disgruntled employee slammed his fist on the table like a whacker, expressing his frustration.
The baseball batter swung the whacker with such force that the ball soared over the fence.
The police officer used a whacker to break down a door during a raid.
