adj
whacked
Whacked (adj) means Informal: exhausted; worn out. Example: “I was completely whacked after the hike.”
adj
1
Informal: exhausted; worn out.
"I was completely whacked after the hike."
2
Informal: under the influence of drugs.
"He looked whacked out of his mind at the party."
How to use whacked
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishVery tired, or high on drugs.
When to use it
Casual slang, mostly spoken rather than written.
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more whacked
- Superlative
- most whacked
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What does “whacked” mean?
The word “whacked” means informal: exhausted; worn out. In plain terms, very tired, or high on drugs.
How do you use “whacked” in a sentence?
Here is “whacked” used in a sentence: “I was completely whacked after the hike.”
What part of speech is “whacked”?
“Whacked” is an adjective.
How many meanings does “whacked” have?
“Whacked” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: informal: exhausted; worn out.
