whacked
/wækt/
verb
- Past tense and past participle of 'whack' (to hit or strike).
- She whacked the mosquito with a rolled-up newspaper.
- The carpenter whacked the nail into the wood.
- He whacked the ball out of the park.
adjective
- Extremely tired or exhausted.
- She felt whacked after studying all night for the exam.
- After running the marathon, I was completely whacked.
- The kids were whacked after a long day at the amusement park.
- Under the influence of drugs or alcohol; intoxicated.
- He got whacked on just a couple of drinks.
- She looked whacked and could barely stand.
- The partygoers were whacked after the punch was spiked.
- Broken, damaged, or not working properly.
- My phone is whacked after I dropped it in the pool.
- His sense of direction is whacked; he always gets lost.
- The old TV is whacked and only shows static.