went 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