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whacked-out

/ˌwækt ˈaʊ̯t/

whacked-out adjective: intoxicated.

Adjective

whacked-out (comparative more whacked-out, superlative most whacked-out)

  1. (US, informal) intoxicated
  2. (US, informal) wacky, crazy
    • It has been said by many a black leader, that blacks don't do things "like that" except the freaks who are really wacked out any way.1974 April 13, S. F. Waters, “Black Gays”, in Gay Community News, page 2

Forms of whacked-out

comparativemore whacked-out
superlativemost whacked-out

Questions about whacked-out

What does whacked-out mean?
Whacked-out means intoxicated.
What part of speech is whacked-out?
Whacked-out is an adjective.
How do you pronounce whacked-out?
Whacked-out is pronounced /ˌwækt ˈaʊ̯t/.

Words near whacked-out in the dictionary

  1. whacked
  2. whacked off
  3. whacked one out
  4. whacked out
  5. whacked up
  6. whacked-out
  7. whacker
  8. whackers
  9. whackest
  10. whackier
  11. whackiest

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