Synonym: bat, blow, clout, crack, hit, jab, slug, smack, strike. Similar words: shack, hackle, shackle, hackles, hackneyed, ramshackle, backpack, what. Meaning: [hwæk /wæk] 
n. 1. the sound made by a sharp swift blow 2. the act of hitting vigorously. v. hit hard.
n. 1. the sound made by a sharp swift blow 2. the act of hitting vigorously. v. hit hard. 
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61. Here you can discover exactly how out of whack your daily holiday intake actually was.
62. That said, many things still look out of whack.
63. The ecosystem will be thrown out of whack.
64. Whack ! Slowly, the beanstalk falls over.
65. This air - conditioner is out of whack.
66. My earnings and spending were out of whack.
67. All these anxieties rest on a belief that exchange rates are out of whack.
68. If you have to reach for it[Sentencedict.com ], then your seated posture may be out of whack.
69. He took his ax and struck the trunk of the tree. Whack. Whack. Whack.
70. You can't whack it to Internet porn like everyone else?
71. In the game of croquet uses a wooden hammer to whack wooden balls through little hoops.
72. Recession-hit Britons are getting their own back on banks by playing one of the country's newest amusement arcade games "Whack A Banker."
73. May seized the broom and brought it down with a tremendous whack upon David's back.
74. Out of Whack - means to be different from usual or abnormal.
75. The front wheel of my bicycle is out of whack.
76. The punishment for rule-breaking is more often than not a whack with a rattan cane.
77. The things Bill does are out of whack with what he says.
78. "They're all linked together like an orchestra, " so when one cycle is out of whack, it tends to sideswipe the others as well.
79. A typewriter is also appealing in its transparency — whack a key, and watch the typebar smack a letter onto a piece of paper.
80. As a player you can't let your emotions get too out of whack.
81. When that doesn't happen, our relationships and schedules can go way out of whack, sometimes irreparably.
82. The weather forecast is always out of whack with the weather we actually get.
83. Hey, you know what makes me feel all out of whack?
84. I think my left eye is out of whack a little. Maybe I need glasses.
85. Left, right, left, right, whack! How come I nearly hit the badminton ball into a basketball hoop?
86. Whack - Something hang glider pilots shout when they see a friend digging in the glider 's nose on landing.
87. The high-speed cutting line can whack pieces out of trees, wood fences, stone surfaces or birdbaths.
88. There's a Dr. Seuss book called "Wacky Wednesday" in which everything is out of whack, and it's up to the young reader to see what's going wrong.
89. He pounded his fat baby hands - whack, whack - on the metal highchair tray.
More similar words: shack, hackle, shackle, hackles, hackneyed, ramshackle, backpack, what, whale, wharf, toothache, hacienda, but what, whammy, wharves, back to back, whatever, straw hat, somewhat, come what may, what is more, whatsoever, stomachache, ACK, lack, rack, back, sack, jack, pack.