nack
/næk/
nack verb: to acknowledge negatively; to send a NAK signal to.
Verb
nack (third-person singular simple present nacks, present participle nacking, simple past and past participle nacked)
- To acknowledge negatively; to send a NAK signal to.
Forms of nack
| third-person singular present | nacks |
|---|---|
| present participle | nacking |
| past participle | nacked |
| past | nacked |
Words that rhyme with nack
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- plaque
- whack
- slack
- Cadillac
- swack
- thwack
- pac
- shack
- bivouac
- cack
- clack
- gack
- lack
- smack
- unpack
- wrack
- aback
- flak
- hark back
- mack
- claque
- flack
- knack
- quack
- shellac
- snack
- yak
- Aach
- ack
- gak
- mac
- Meshach
- multitrack
- plack
- snacc
- wack
- akh
- alack
- awrack
- brach
- cac
- Cayman Brac
- Chiraq
- cook back
- craic
- diclofenac
- dictionary attack
- dime back
Questions about nack
- What does nack mean?
- Nack means to acknowledge negatively; to send a NAK signal to.
- What part of speech is nack?
- Nack is a verb.
- How do you pronounce nack?
- Nack is pronounced /næk/.
- What is the past tense of nack?
- The past tense of nack is nacked.
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