to dakka
- verb
- Slang
- The soldiers began to dakka the abandoned building as they advanced through the street.
Examples
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He loves video games where you can dakka enemies with endless ammunition.
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The soldiers began to dakka the enemy with a barrage of bullets, creating a loud, rattling sound.
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The movie scene showed the hero dakka his way through a group of villains.
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The soldiers dakka at the enemy positions.
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Why did they dakka during the night?
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In the video game, players can dakka their opponents with rapid-fire weapons in intense battles.
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During the climax of the film, the hero had to dakka the advancing foes with relentless gunfire.
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Etymology
Dakka as a verb comes from that same sound 'dak-dak', so to dakka is to shoot or attack again and again, making a loud, rattling noise.