Sentence examples for it's whacked from inspiring English sources

Traditional croquet rules apply to the Somerset extreme course, with a few variations, including a ball being fair play if it's whacked into the water, each player having to complete his turn within 10 seconds, and an arm wrestling match that determines who starts the game.

I mean, it's whacked out".

Some of its difficulties were inevitable: dependent on raw materials for much of its export earnings, it was whacked by the collapse in commodity prices.

The DWP seemed to wobble – "open to suggestions" – overnight until it was whacked by No 10.

When Ed Gillespie, the Republican National Committee chairman, spoke, an enormous electric-blue elephant appeared behind him, raising and lowering its trunk as if it were whacking him on the head.

"It's whack-a-mole in a virtual sense".

"I like 'Clones' " -- the album the Neptunes released last year under their own name -- "but I did hear comments, people saying it's whack.

It's whack-a-mole all over again, the same method that Obama implemented in Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen, applied now on a larger scale.

It seemed like I was whacking them but it never was as bad as it looked".

It was whack and I just did not like it at all".

"It was whack-a-mole," one Downing Street strategist told me.