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wack

 (wăk) Slang
n.
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) or

wacker

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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The hosts, led by Lia Gabrielle Rosca's 44 points, placed fourth in Class A with a 160, nipping Forest Hills in the countback, followed by Villamor (155), Tagaytay (154), Camp Aguinaldo (154), Canlubang (147), while Villamor ended up fourth in Class B with a 167 followed by Alabang (160), Tagaytay (160), Canlubang (155) Forest Hills (155), Orchard (152), Camp Aguinaldo (149) and Wack Wack (145).
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Wack, president and owner, started his first business in 1975 with a meager $5,000 in capital.
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Wack Wack East, which used to be the home of the Philippine Open, is being spruced up and is expected to reach championship form in time for the event for a true test of golf.