whacked
word · lemma: whack
/ˈhwækt/
wakt
/wˈækt/
wakt
Definition
'Whacked' is an informal word meaning very tired or exhausted, hit or struck, or in slang, killed. The meaning depends on the context.
Usage & Nuances
Very informal; 'whacked' for 'tired' is common in speech, especially in the US, while the meaning 'killed' is often used in crime slang or movies. Do not use in formal writing. Can also mean 'hit hard', usually as a past participle: 'got whacked'.
Spanish: agotado - golpeado - eliminado (slang)Portuguese (BR): exausto - espancado - matar (gíria)Portuguese (PT): exausto - espancado - matar (gíria)Chinese (Simplified): 筋疲力尽 - 被打 - 杀掉（俚语）Chinese (Traditional): 筋疲力盡 - 被打 - 殺掉（俚語）Hindi: बहुत थका हुआ - मारा गया - मार देना (स्लैंग)Arabic: منهك - مضروب - قُتل (عامية)Bengali: ক্লান্ত - মার খাওয়া - হত্যা করাRussian: очень усталый - ударенный - убитый (жарг.)Japanese: くたくた - 殴られた - 殺された（スラング）Vietnamese: kiệt sức - bị đánh - bị giết (lóng)Korean: 완전히 지친 - 얻어맞은 - 죽임당한(속어)Turkish: çok yorgun - darbe almış - öldürülmüş (argo)Urdu: انتہائی تھکا ہوا - مارا گیا - قتل کیا گیا (عامیہ)Indonesian: lelah sekali - dipukul - dibunuh (slang)
Example Sentences
I'm so whacked after that long exam.
basic
He got whacked on the head with a ball.
basic
The villain was whacked at the end of the movie.
basic
Man, I'm completely whacked—can we go home now?
natural
He got whacked pretty badly in last night's game.
natural
Everybody heard that the mob boss got whacked last year.
natural