After three rounds at the dive bar, Mark staggered home looking completely whacked-out.

After the storm, the beach umbrellas suffered several full whacks from flying debris.

The neighbors called him a whack job after he painted his house neon green and filled the yard with lawn flamingos.

At the summer fair, the whack-a-moles were the most popular attraction for kids and adults alike.

After the successful season, the partners agreed to go whacks and divide the profits equally.

When he started talking to the empty chair, his friends nervously wondered whether he'd end up in the whack shack.

After the prank backfired, he joked that he deserved a sack-whack for being so careless.

Every evening he whacks off the dead flower heads from the rose bush to encourage new blooms.

We realized too late that inviting the whack jobs would only make the debate fall apart.

The festival map showed a cluster of whack shacks where street artists performed late into the night.