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full whack

full whack noun: the entire amount.

Noun

full whack (plural full whacks)

  1. (slang) The entire amount.
    • We had to pay the full whack.

Adverb

full whack (not comparable)

  1. (slang) To the maximum extent.

Forms of full whack

pluralfull whacks

Questions about full whack

What does full whack mean?
Full whack means the entire amount.
What part of speech is full whack?
Full whack can be a noun or an adverb.
What is the plural of full whack?
The plural of full whack is full whacks.

Words near full whack in the dictionary

  1. full up
  2. full verb
  3. full verbs
  4. full vowel
  5. full well
  6. full whack
  7. full whacks
  8. full word
  9. full words
  10. full-back
  11. full-backs

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