100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "whack"

Definition

Whack (noun): A sharp or forceful blow or strike; an act of hitting something with a quick motion. It can also refer to a sound made by such a blow, or informally, to a manner of doing something, often in a rough or abrupt way.

Synonyms

• Hit
• Strike
• Blow
• Thump
• Bash
• Smack
• Slam
• Knock
• Rap
• Clout

Antonyms

• Caress
• Tap
• Pat
• Gentle touch
• Stroke

Examples

1. She gave the piñata a hard whack with the stick.
2. I heard a loud whack when the ball hit the wall.
3. He received a whack on the back from his friend.
4. The coach instructed the players to whack the ball harder.
5. A sudden whack startled everyone in the room.
6. He took a whack at the problem but didn’t solve it.
7. The kids laughed after a playful whack on the head.
8. She delivered a swift whack to the target.
9. The dog got a friendly whack on the nose for misbehaving.
10. With one whack, the player scored a home run.
11. He gave the door a good whack to get it open.
12. The teacher told the student not to whack the desk.
13. A whack of wind knocked the hat off his head.
14. The boxer landed a powerful whack to his opponent’s jaw.
15. She felt a whack of frustration when she heard the news.
16. The hammer made a loud whack on the nail.
17. He tried to whack the mosquito but missed.
18. The child’s whack at the balloon sent it flying.
19. A quick whack with the towel dried her hair.
20. He gave the table a whack to get everyone’s attention.
21. The baseball player delivered a perfect whack.
22. With a final whack, the pinata burst open.
23. The gardener gave the weed a decisive whack.
24. She felt a satisfying whack when she hit the target.
25. The child laughed after getting a playful whack from his father.
26. He took a whack at the piñata but missed.
27. The car door made a loud whack when it slammed shut.
28. A whack of thunder shook the windows.
29. He managed to whack the ball into the next field.
30. The sound of a whack echoed through the gym.
31. The teacher gave him a gentle whack on the shoulder.
32. She received a whack of reality after failing the exam.
33. A quick whack from the bat sent the ball soaring.
34. The wind gave a whack to the loose shutters.
35. He took a whack at a new recipe.
36. A swift whack on the ground signaled the end of the game.
37. The dog jumped back after the owner gave it a playful whack.
38. She felt a whack of joy when she received the news.
39. He gave the ball a hard whack and ran for the bases.
40. The whack of the bat resonated throughout the park.
41. A sudden whack startled the sleeping cat.
42. The chef gave the dough a good whack before rolling it out.
43. The impact made a loud whack that echoed in the alley.
44. He learned to whack the ball with precision.
45. I heard a dull whack as the object hit the ground.
46. The teacher playfully gave him a whack with a ruler.
47. With a quick whack, she opened the stubborn jar.
48. The sudden whack of the wind knocked his hat off.
49. She felt a whack of pain after tripping over the curb.
50. He attempted to whack the tennis ball over the net.
51. The loud whack of the basketball hitting the court was heard.
52. She gave the tree a whack to knock down some apples.
53. The loud whack of the door closing startled her.
54. He felt a whack of disappointment after losing the game.
55. The carpenter gave the wood a firm whack to fit it into place.
56. She managed to whack the piñata open with one hit.
57. The ball made a satisfying whack when it hit the bat.
58. The child giggled after a gentle whack on the head from his sibling.
59. He used a stick to whack at the tall grass.
60. The sound of a whack echoed in the empty room.
61. She took a whack at the unyielding door.
62. He delivered a quick whack to the bag during practice.
63. The sudden whack of a branch falling startled everyone.
64. She felt a whack of realization when she understood the concept.
65. He tried to whack the ball but missed completely.
66. The loud whack of the bat signaled a home run.
67. The toddler enjoyed giving a soft whack to the balloon.
68. A sudden whack of inspiration struck her.
69. He gave the ice block a whack to break it apart.
70. The wind made a whack against the windows.
71. She felt a whack of guilt after realizing her mistake.
72. He managed to whack the ball right into the goal.
73. The whack of the drum marked the beginning of the show.
74. He gave the wall a whack to test its sturdiness.
75. The sound of a whack filled the air as the bat hit the ball.
76. She playfully gave him a whack on the shoulder.
77. The sudden whack of a car door startled her.
78. With a quick whack, the player scored a point.
79. The child laughed after a soft whack from his toy.
80. The loud whack of the bat echoed through the stadium.
81. A sudden whack of wind blew the papers off the table.
82. He used a hammer to whack in the nails.
83. The sound of a whack followed by laughter filled the room.
84. She felt a whack of embarrassment after tripping.
85. He took a whack at the piñata but missed the first time.
86. A sharp whack against the door made everyone turn.
87. The player managed to whack the ball into the stands.
88. The whack of the slap echoed in the quiet room.
89. He gave the old clock a final whack to make it work.
90. The sudden whack of the thunder made her jump.
91. She felt a whack of excitement at the concert.
92. He gave the table a whack to emphasize his point.
93. The loud whack of the ball hitting the ground startled her.
94. He tried to whack the ball into the next field.
95. The child giggled after a playful whack from the parent.
96. The whack of the lid closing echoed in the silence.
97. She took a whack at the target during practice.
98. The sound of a whack resonated through the gym.
99. He heard a whack as the ball hit the fence.
100. The playful whack between friends created laughter.