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wack
(wăk) Slangn.
A person regarded as eccentric.
adj. wack·er, wack·est
Very bad: walked out of a really wack movie.
[Back-formation from wacky.]
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wack
(wæk) orwacker
n
dialect Liverpool and Midland English friend; pal: used chiefly as a term of address
[perhaps from dialect wack or whack to share out, hence one who shares, a friend]
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wack
(wæk)Slang. n.
1. wacko.
adj. 2. very bad: All drugs are bad, but crack is wack.
[1935–40; perhaps back formation from wacky]
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Translations
wack
n (Brit inf: as address) → Kumpel m (inf)
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