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whack

[hwak, wak] / ʰwæk, wæk /




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Linehan "deliberately whacked" the phone and threw it in the road outside a conference last October, his trial was told.

From BBC

So how many of these borderline investments would have to go south before the fund’s net asset value gets whacked?

From MarketWatch

To be online and aware is to be whacked over the head with clips of bloody conflict, obvious grifts and dogbrained tech that boils the oceans to create shareholder value forever.

From Salon

Christie would whack them with 10-pound weights to smash the ends in.

From The Wall Street Journal

I look like I was whacked over the head a couple days ago and then the guy came back to give me another the moment the photographer pressed click.

From The Wall Street Journal