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gone whacks

gone whacks is the past participle of go whacks.

Meaning of go whacks

Verb

go whacks (third-person singular simple present goes whacks, present participle going whacks, simple past went whacks, past participle gone whacks)

  1. (archaic, slang) To divide the profits from an enterprise equally; to enter into partnership.
    • You may go whacks with me in that, if you like, and then we will go whacks in the profits – when they come27 July 1909, D. H. Lawrence, letter to Louie Burrows

Questions about gone whacks

What is gone whacks the past participle of?
Gone whacks is the past participle of go whacks.

Words near gone whacks in the dictionary

  1. gone walkabout
  2. gone walkies
  3. gone walking
  4. gone way back
  5. gone west
  6. gone whacks
  7. gone whistle
  8. gone whole hog
  9. gone wide
  10. gone wild
  11. gone with

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