WHACK verb /(h)wak/  whacked, past participle; whacked, past tense; whacking, present participle; whacks, 3rd person singular present 1. Strike forcefully with a sharp blow - his attacker whacked him on the head - she found a stick to whack at the branches 2. Murder - he was whacked while sitting in his car Urban Dictionary 1. Crazy or ridiculous - Your mum flushed your stash? That's whack! 2. To masturbate - I'll whack off later.

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