Meaning & use

Wacked

adjective·Everyday

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Informal: crazy, foolish, or not working properly.

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My sleep schedule is totally wacked after the trip.

He came up with some wacked scheme to get rich quick.

A note on using this word

Often used in the phrase "wacked out"; in gangster slang, "wacked" is also the past tense of "whack," meaning killed.

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2. verb

(slang, especially organized crime) killed; murdered.

Rumor was the informant got wacked before he could testify.

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