Whacked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WHACKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• WHACK, 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
NOUN:
• a sharp or resounding blow
• a try or attempt
• a specified share of or contribution to something
• a large quantity or amount.
ADJECTIVE:
• (British informal) exhausted or worn out
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• 1. intoxicated on alcohol or drugs 2. exhausted

Words related to WHACKED

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Words that contain WHACKED

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How to use WHACKED in a sentence

• Trueland bent his ankle, Chesney hurt his knee, and Condon got whacked on the head.
• Beside him sat the red-eyed and disreputable Pegleg McCarron, who whacked the floor with the end of his crutch from time to time in testimony of his low pleasure.
• He had the firecrackers, pretty near a hundred pounds, and we whacked up his load among us.
• Each gave a yell and dug his heels into his charger, and whacked her with the butt end of his lance, and forced her into a ponderous gallop for the meeting.
• I did not believe they had whacked fair, else would the Indian have kept up.
• They had not whacked up fair, the man and the boy, he said, and he had had no flour for three days.
• They then whacked their legs soundly and never flinched once, for they each had an artificial one! I blessed George from the bottom of my heart.
• The Silent One was already off his horse and shouting hoarsely as he whacked with his slicker at the sulky mass.
• We would not feel comfortable if a big barbarian came into our quiet home, broke the door down, whacked his war-club on the furniture, and whooped his battle yell.
• There he whacked his fish soundly on the wood, threw his head back, and through the glass I saw the tail of a minnow wriggling slowly down the road that has for him no turning.
• At last, after a full hour, he whacked his pipe on his boot heel and rose to reach for his gun.
• He swung open the lower door and whacked the fork handle back and forth inside, yelling harsh commands in the meantime.
• The Major whacked his ball across to a neat lie time after time.
• So to be making the most of his time, down the Amadan sat at the table and whacked away.
• He got down his rope and whacked the loop viciously down across the nearest gray back.
• He had hardly finished this task when the door was kicked open with such force that it whacked against the wall, and the waitress appeared with an armful of steaming food.
• Certainly I was a little afraid, for Radley whacked harder than they all.
• He regarded them in the light of miserable naval amateurs that could be whacked, even with the odds against him.
• They pulled his hair and his ears unmercifully, and because he swam slowly, with their weight upon him, they whacked and thumped him like little pirates.
• She gave you the impression of having been dressed by machinery out of gear, and of then having been whacked flat with a shovel.

Similar words containing WHACK without suffix ed

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