wack — wack·en·ro·der; wack·i·ly; wack·i·ness; wack; bush·wack; bush·wack·er; wack·ey; wack·ie; … English syllables
wack´i|ly — wack|y «WAK ee», adjective, wack|i|er, wack|i|est. Slang. unconventional in behavior; eccentric; crazy. Also, whacky. ╂ … Useful english dictionary
wack|y — «WAK ee», adjective, wack|i|er, wack|i|est. Slang. unconventional in behavior; eccentric; crazy. Also, whacky. ╂ … Useful english dictionary
Wack — may refer to:* WACK, a radio station in Newark, New York * Wrestling Association of Championship Krushers , a children s television show * Wack Deuce, American rapper * Backslash symbol, sometimes known as a whackee also*Wank (disambiguation) … Wikipedia
wack|o — «WAK oh», noun. U.S. Slang. a crazy or eccentric person; weirdo; wack: »When someone gave him some back talk he simply dismissed the troublemaker as “a wacko” (New Yorker) … Useful english dictionary
wack — (n.) crazy person, 1938, back formation from from WACKY (Cf. wacky). Adjective in slang sense of worthless, stupid, is attested from late 1990s … Etymology dictionary
wack|e — «WAK uh», noun. 1. a rock similar to sandstone, resulting from the decomposition of rocks in place. 2. a soft basaltic rock formed by a similar process. ╂[< German Wacke pebbles and gravel in riverbeds < Middle High German, large stone < … Useful english dictionary
WACK — Infobox Radio station name = WACK city = Newark, New York area = branding = slogan = Your Hometown Station airdate = frequency = 1420 kHz format = News Talk Information power = 5,000 watts day 500 watts night erp = haat = class = B facility id =… … Wikipedia
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wack — I adj Bad. He left the meeting early a really wack move. 1990s II adj Crazy, insane. The guy is wack; you can t talk to him. 1970s … Historical dictionary of American slang
