"Wack"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: A "wack a doodle" = a crazy person

it is wack a doodle time = It is time to act like a crazy person?

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It depends on context. It can be an onomatopoeia; the sound made when something is hit. As a verb, it literally means “to hit.” As slang, it can mean that something is negative or not desirable, “That was wack!”

A: Wack is a slang word used when something sucks or is not good. It is also an expression mostly used by teenagers.

Examples:
- That movie was wack
- That song is wack
- That shirt is wack
- Her boyfriend is wack
- That’s wack

A: Without more context, I'd interpret that as another way of saying you don't like something.

That new song is wack af.
That new song is really bad.

wack - bad
https://www.macmillandictionary.com/us/dictionary/american/wack

af = as fuck. which is basically like very or really, an intensifier.

A: "Keep calm and ____ on" means "Keep calm and just continue to ____" - that is the purpose that the "verb +on" serves, it means to continue doing that thing. As for what "wack" is referring to, I'm not exactly sure. It means to hit something/give it a swift blow. For example, she wacked him upside the head with a rolled-up newspaper for making an obscene gesture... But I have no clue what it could be referring to. "Keep calm and ___" is a common motto used on shirts and stuff.

A: "wack" is uncool / lame / stupid / bad. I'm not sure how common this word is anymore and it's definitely informal.

Man, Mr. Smith is so wack, I can't believe he gave us homework over break.

I don't want to eat there, that restaurant is wack.

That movie is so wack, I can't believe you like it.

The music my parents listen to is so wack, it's all from the 70's.

A: There are multiple meanings for the word wack. The most common meaning in the US means to hit with something. You could say, "I'm going to wack them with a stick." Or "I'm going to wack them with something." The word wack isn't commonly used, thougb many people say 'hit' or 'smack' or something more specific or widely used.

A: He wacked the baseball out of the park (hit the ball so hard that it went really, really far). If you do not behave, I will wack you in the head. (slap you really hard in the head). That guy is wacked in the head (doesn't have his head on straight, is not thinking right, is talking crazy).

A: "The performance was wack. It'll be a big surprise if that group reaches the finals."

A: They’re pretty much synonymous

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"I saw a comedian on TV last night. He was so wacky, I was crying with laughter."

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A: Wack

A: This sentence is all slang, and I’m mostly guessing the meaning.

I think it means something like “I just did way too many reps with my bar that’s in bad shape.”

repped out = to do too many reps (workout) so you become exhausted
wack ass = janky, broken, not in good shape/condition
swingy = moves around, almost broken, isn’t attached well
junk = bad condition/shape
bar = a workout bar that you can put in a doorway (I think)

A: street way of saying she is no good.