wacked
- adjective
- /wækt/
- Slang
- He's acting really wacked today.
So this is my hair and you can tell I've slept on it because the part is like wack a doodle.
- So this is my hair and you can tell I've slept on it because the part is like wack a doodle.
Examples
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That movie was so wacked that we couldn't stop laughing.
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His wacked sense of humor always surprises his friends.
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The party got really wacked after midnight, with everyone dancing in costumes.
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That party was totally wacked!
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The party last night was so wacked that everyone was laughing all evening.
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He always has these wacked ideas that make us question his sanity in a fun way.
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Her sense of humor is a bit wacked, but that's what makes her so entertaining.
Synonyms
Very strange or unusual in a way that surprises people
Odd in a funny or silly way
Being a little crazy in a funny or strange way
Slightly strange in a funny, pleasant way
Funny and odd in a silly way that makes people laugh
Something, like a person or an idea, that is very strange
Strange and amusing in how a person or thing looks and acts
Slightly silly and odd in a playful way
Funny in a strange or silly way
Acting silly and playful in a slightly strange but friendly way
Very silly and wild in a playful way
Feeling very silly or crazy in a funny way
Someone who acts a little crazy
Acting or feeling very strange
Very crazy or doing things that show bad judgment
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Wacked can also mean 'strange' or 'silly' and a helpful way to remember this is to link it to the familiar word wacky ('crazy' or 'funny'), since both describe odd or playful behaviour. That's why wacked can be used for something amusingly strange.