thacks
/θæks/
verb
- To strike with a sharp, heavy blow; variant of 'thwack'.
- She thacks the ball hard with the racket, sending it over the net.
- The cook thacks the garlic clove with the flat side of the knife.
- He thacks the rug against the wall to shake out the dust.
noun
- A variant spelling of 'thwacks', meaning sharp, heavy blows or the sounds of such blows.
- The boxer landed several thacks on his opponent's body.
- Each thack of the hammer drove the nail deeper into the board.
- We heard the thacks of the axe against the wood from across the yard.