# whacked

Pronunciation: say "WAKT" /wækt/

## Verb

1. Simple past and past participle of whack. — simple past and past participle of whack
   - Simple: Simple past and past participle of whack. Use this form for hitting that already happened.
   - _The batter whacked the ball into the upper stands._
   - _Grandpa whacked the dusty rug until it was clean._

## Adjective

2. Worn out and lacking energy; thoroughly tired. *(colloquial, US)*
   - Simple: Very tired, with no energy left.
   - _She came home whacked after a long day at the warehouse._
   - _Two back-to-back meetings left him utterly whacked._
3. Intoxicated from drug use; under the influence of drugs. *(slang)*
   - Simple: High from taking drugs.
   - _By midnight half the crowd was whacked on whatever was going around._
   - _He turned up whacked, pupils wide and speech badly slurred._

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