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thwack
[thwak]
verb (used with object)
to strike or beat vigorously with something flat; whack.
noun
a sharp blow with something flat.
thwack
/ θæ /
verb
to beat, hit, or flog, esp with something flat
noun
a blow with something flat
the sound made by it
interjection
an exclamation imitative of this sound
Other Word Forms
- thwacker noun
- outthwack verb (used with object)
- unthwacked adjective
- ˈٳɲ noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of thwack1
Word History and Origins
Origin of thwack1
Example Sentences
Forget the huge thwack of decisive national victory.
Fans all over the world can track every shot of every player — including balls thwacked on the driving range.
Combine sand and gunpowder and thwack, you’ve made a brick of TNT.
"Beryl was like a surprise attack, like an ambush," says Cornelius, in a deep baritone voice, over the market's chatter, reggae and thwack of cleavers on chopping boards.
The truck, which serves Mexican food, was parked across from a two-story home under construction, where the clang of hammers and thwack of nail guns sent echoes through the canyon.
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