wack in Russian
wack in Russian is чудак — wack means bad or lame in an annoying, disappointing way; uncool, corny, or messed up.
wack in Russian
чудак
Pronounced: chudak
An eccentric; an oddball; a weirdo.
What does "wack" mean?
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adjective Bad or lame in an annoying, disappointing way; uncool, corny, or messed up.
"That excuse is wack — nobody's buying it."
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noun An eccentric or odd person.
"He's a bit of a wack, but he means well."
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wack in a sentence
- That excuse is wack — nobody's buying it.
- The new update made the app slower, which is just wack.
- He's a bit of a wack, but he means well.
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What is "wack" in Russian?
"wack" in Russian is чудак. wack means: Bad or lame in an annoying, disappointing way; uncool, corny, or messed up.
How do you pronounce чудак?
"wack" in Russian is чудак, pronounced "chudak".
How do you use "wack" in a sentence?
Example: "That excuse is wack — nobody's buying it." In Russian, "wack" is чудак.
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