They knew the old sailor would cop one's whack eventually, and when the storm hit they weren't surprised.

Copping one's whack after a risky decision is sometimes unavoidable in business.

Anyone who ignores the safety warnings cops one's whack when accidents happen.

If anyone copped one's whack in the scandal, it was the new manager who took the fall.

Her whacky sense of humor made the meeting unexpectedly fun.

The garage was cluttered with old whackers, battered and smeared with paint.

During the football match the trainer sprinted onto the field with the Packer whacker to revive a player who had collapsed.

The new guy in accounting is a real whackjob, so keep your reports locked away.

After the prankster's spree, the town counted several strange whackages on public property.

The town meeting deteriorated into chaos when a group of whackjobs began shouting over every proposal.