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wack Definition and Meaning in English (wack definition)

adjective
Synonyms:lameterribleinferior
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Wack definition: Used to describe something that is of very poor quality, uncool, or generally bad.

Definitions of Wack

  1. 1adjective(slang)

    Used to describe something that is of very poor quality, uncool, or generally bad.

  2. 2adjective(slang)

    Used to describe someone who is strange, eccentric, or behaving in a crazy manner.

Example Sentences

casual

“That new movie was totally wack, I walked out halfway through.”

casual

“Don't listen to him, his ideas are wack.”

casual

“He's been acting a little wack ever since he lost his job.”

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adjectivewacky

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wack jobexpression

An eccentric or crazy person.

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Wack definition: Used to describe something that is of very poor quality, uncool, or generally bad.
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