Sentence examples for what a whack from inspiring English sources

"What a whack!" exclaims Jim Beglin.

"O what a whack of a black of a sleek sweet cheeky tail in its big blue den / Of water!

Copyright owners know what a "whack-a-mole" situation this is, where getting one removed only makes room for another to spring up.

What we need now is a whack of data concerning the Microsoft Store's performance on the new platform.

And then Paper Boi broke up with him and went on to get what I assume to be a whack cut next time.

What's Whack Your Porcupine?

("He is very good at what I call whack-a-mole arguments," says Seth Mnookin, author of "The Panic Virus," a history of the controversy over autism and vaccines).

He'll look at what made one a success and the other, well, a whack. .

But you know what isn't whack?

Or a whack.

I'm having a whack".