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wacks

wacks is the plural of wack.

Meaning of wack

Noun (1)

wack (plural wacks)

  1. An eccentric; an oddball; a weirdo.
  2. (dated, 70s drug slang) PCP, phencyclidine (as also whack).

Noun (2)

wack (plural wacks)

  1. (UK, Liverpool) A friendly term of address.
    • A few well chosen words such as "Let's be having you wack!", works wonders. The dockers know that they've got a Scouse to deal with. I'm not saying that a Southerner couldn't handle the situation, but the job might well take longer.1966, The British Journal of Photography, volume 113, H. Greenwood, page 17
    Synonyms:
    pal, mate

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Proper noun capitalized: Wacks

Wacks

  1. (plural) plural of Wack

Phrases with wacks

Questions about wacks

What is wacks the plural of?
Wacks is the plural of wack.
What part of speech is wacks?
Wacks is a proper noun.

Words near wacks in the dictionary

  1. wackometer
  2. wackometers
  3. Wackopedia
  4. wackos
  5. Wackpedia
  6. wacks
  7. wacks out
  8. Wackson
  9. wacky
  10. wacky baccy
  11. wacky cake

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