😴 Very tired 🤪 Silly or crazy 🔨 Hit hard 💀 Killed (slang)

to wacked

9.9

Kill someone, often secretly, ordered by a criminal group

verb
/wækt/

Offensive

: liquidar

The mobster claimed that he wacked the rival gang leader in a secret meeting.

Examples

In the crime thriller, the detective investigated who wacked the corrupt politician.
After the betrayal, he knew someone would eventually get wacked for their mistakes.
I knew I can't leave the building with that gun, so I wacked it and put it down.

Synonyms

to wack

vsto wacked

Offensive

9.9

Kill someone secretly, often as part of a crime

is the past tense form used to show the action already happened

Antonyms

to spare

77 3.5

Decide not to hurt someone even though you could

How Deadly

to wacked

Offensive

9.9

maimed

NSFW

6.8

wounded

6 2.8

injured

30 1.0

Surface Forms

wacked infinitive

wacked past

wacked past participle

wacking present participle

wacks third person singular

Morphology

wacked = whack (opaque) = whack + ed

The morphology is regular, but the criminal slang sense 'kill' is a specialized semantic extension that is not predictable from the base verb.

Etymology

Wacked is used in crime slang to mean 'killed' and it comes from the same verb whack that gangs used to mean 'to kill'. That's why saying someone was 'wacked' means they were murdered.