whacked adj.
1. completely shocked, overcome.
![]() | Mop Fair 98: Marvellous! Stupendous! I am whacked to the world. | |
![]() | Curvy Lovebox 178: I look at Char feelin’ wacked. Kinda gutted. |
2. beaten, defeated.
![]() | Sporting Times 14 Jan. 1/5: His City and Sub. cert. had got whacked. | |
![]() | Sport (Adelaide) 15 June 14/1: They Say [...] That Alby didn’t go to Houghton because the heads said he was not to get ‘whacked‘ when far from home. | |
![]() | Marvel 29 May 3: My boy’s not whacked yet. He’s only downed once. | |
![]() | ‘Everywhere You Go (You’ll Find a Soldier)’ [monologue] Don’t worry about the war, Old England can’t be whacked. | |
![]() | Best of Barry Crump (1974) 241: I had to hand it to Bert [...] when it came to handling women he certainly had me whacked. | ‘A Good Keen Girl’ in|
![]() | Chicken (2003) 187: Jade was probably junked up [...] got herself whacked or jacked or smacked. |
3. absolutely exhausted; thus ext. whacked to the wide.
![]() | 🌐 We ‘kept on keeping on’ for 14 miles altogether, and we felt whacked. | diary 11 Mar.|
![]() | Long Carry (1970) 14: This was about 3.30 a.m., all felt ‘whacked to the wide.’. | diary 28 Nov.|
![]() | (con. WWI) Soldier and Sailor Words 303: Whacked To The Wide: Tired out. | |
![]() | Night and the City 74: You ought to get a bit o’ sleep. You look whacked. | |
![]() | (con. 1939) Mad in Pursuit 173: The last round killed you. You’re whacked. | |
![]() | Fowlers End (2001) 129: Personally, I’m too whacked to do anything more — exhausted. | |
![]() | At Night All Cats Are Grey 209: ‘I’m whacked to the ropes,’ he groaned. | |
![]() | Family Arsenal 55: ‘I’m whacked,’ she said. ‘Not tonight.’. | |
![]() | Auf Wiedersehen Pet Two 277: He lay back, too whacked by the heat to pursue this line of argument. | |
![]() | Smiling in Slow Motion (2000) 245: He drove me back as he could see I was whacked. | diary 31 Oct.|
![]() | Guardian Travel 15 Jan. 12: We were late and tired and totally whacked. | |
![]() | Gutshot Straight [ebook] ‘Wanna stay in and order room service? I’m whacked’. | |
![]() | Empty Wigs (t/s) 450: ‘Find yourself somewhere to sit. You look whacked’. |
4. (US campus, also wacked up, whacked up) eccentric.
![]() | Amboy Dukes 82: The cops’ve been asking us all sorts of whacked-up questions. | |
![]() | In the Life 140: It’s just nuts, Doc, wacked up. | |
![]() | Three Negro Plays (1969) I i: I may be whacked up, sweetie, but I really would hate to see the inside of your stomach. | Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window in|
![]() | Maledicta 1 (Summer) 11: In ordinary speech or slang today, a disliked person is often accused of being a masturbator, of not being sexually adult. [...] He is whacky, or whacked to the gills; he is wonked goggle-eyed, or is suffering from Wanker’s Doom. | |
![]() | Da Bomb 🌐 30: Whacked: Crazy; different. | |
![]() | Viva La Madness 351: ‘Eve’s so whacked...’ he points at his temple, makes a circle. |
5. overcome by an excess of drink or drugs.
![]() | Old Familiar Juice (1973) 104: stanley I’m half-whacked meself. | |
![]() | Puberty Blues 97: Should’ve seen Cheryl at Taren Point dance. She was so whacked. | |
![]() | Llama Parlour 102: Don’t weird me out. You’re whacked. You dunno what you’re sayin’. | |
![]() | Destination: Morgue! (2004) 293: He’s wacked on coke and spilling all this paranoia. | ‘Hot-Prowl Rape-O’ in
6. (orig. US campus) stupid.
![]() | Campus Sl. Apr. 9: wacked – extremely out of style or out of touch: ‘His ideas about national politics are wacked.’. | |
![]() | Da Bomb 🌐 30: Whacked: Stupid, dumb; ignorant. | |
![]() | Viva La Madness 32: You can’t wander into estate agents with bags full of readies [...] though some whacked guys try. |
7. ruined, in disrepair.
![]() | Hooky Gear 298: Their garms is whacked. |
8. see wack adj. (1)