thwack
Third Person
thwacks
Present Participle
thwacking
Past Tense
thwacked
Past Participle
thwacked
1
to hit forcefully with a distinct, loud sound
transitive
- The carpenter had to thwack the stubborn nail to get it into place.
- In frustration, he decided to thwack the malfunctioning computer with his palm.
- The tennis player skillfully thwacked the ball across the court for a winning shot.
- During the argument, she couldn't hold back and chose to thwack the table with her fist.
- The superhero thwacked the villain with a powerful strike during the intense battle.
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