Whack is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHACK in dictionary:

VERB:
• to strike sharply
• strike forcefully with a sharp blow
• defeat in a contest
• put or push (something) roughly or carelessly in a specified place or direction
• murder
• strike with a resounding blow
• To strike; to beat; to give a heavy or resounding blow to; to thrash; to make with whacks.
• To strike anything with a smart blow.
• hit hard
NOUN:
• a sharp or resounding blow
• a try or attempt
• a specified share of or contribution to something
• a large quantity or amount.
• A smart resounding blow.
• the sound made by a sharp swift blow
• the act of hitting vigorously
• such a blow

Words related to WHACK

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How to use WHACK in a sentence

• Sawed-Off made a particularly high leap in the air and an unusually fierce whack at the ball.
• The captain, the mate, the surgeon, and myself, talking it over, resolved not to increase the daily whack of half a pound of meat.
• He had set his mind upon it now, and he meant to have his whack.
• I suppose he was acute enough to see an opportunity to get a whack at me through you.
• Joe cut straight along, and went whack right into her five toes.
• He pecked at it and grabbed it, and I gave him a whack on the head to make him leave go.
• As you go along give an occasional whack at a tree with your hatchet to mark the bark or bend over the twigs and underbrush in the direction of your course.
• Old Man Coyote waited until Paddy had carried the last log to his storehouse and then, with a loud whack on the water with his broad tail, had dived and disappeared in his house.
• Oh no! Instead he gave them each a hard whack over the head with it and sent them home.
• Then on came the ram and hit the side of the frail building a resounding whack with his head.
• Whack, whack, whack, fell the pick-handles upon the backs, shoulders, sometimes heads of rioters.
• Whack! Whack! Whack! Suddenly the rioters, bleating, panic-stricken, fled like frightened sheep.
• If the elevating apparatus on our plane was out of whack, the steering apparatus may have been, too.
• Then with a loud shout followed by a whack in the flank, I frightened that lovely mare right into them, almost into the inn-door.
• Whack! clatter! plug! Four high school boys, all of them baseball players and proud of their straight throwing, sent a small shower of rocks whizzing through the air.
• Whack! Tom never waited to see whether the ball was headed inside or outside of foul lines.
• I had something under my arm that would sway and whack the side of the horse every leap he made.
• But for the shuffling of the desert sand and the whack of a driving stick the caravan marched in silence.

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