There were rumors at the old docks of whackings carried out by a gang of enforcers late at night.

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

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

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

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

She pushed herself full whack during the marathon and still finished with a smile.

After checking the invoice, he decided to pay the full whack to settle the debt.

Please don't whack off in the shared apartment; it's inappropriate.

My schedule is completely out-of-whack after the unexpected meetings.

The office thermostat is out of whack, so some rooms are freezing while others are sweltering.