whack out
US /wæk aʊt/
・UK /hwæk aʊt/
C2
phr.v.To stop working properly or to break down.
The machine whacked out after running for several hours.
phr.v.To remove something by hitting or striking strongly.
They tried to whack out the old nails with a hammer.
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SCHOOL OF ROCK: The Musical – “You’re in the Band” (360 Video)
- (Sit your butt at the skins and try to whack out a beat.)
(Sit your butt at the skins and try to whack out a beat.)
- Sit your butt at the skins and try to whack out a beat.
Sit your butt at the skins and try to whack out a beat.
Colonial Woods 11-23
- It'll whack out my sinuses for the next day or so.
It'll whack out my sinuses for the next day or so.