whack
verbUK /wæk/
US /wæk/
To hit something hard with your hand or a tool.
She whacked the ball with the bat.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A hard hit or blow.
He gave the nail a good whack with the hammer.
3. A share or portion of something, often money.
Everyone got a fair whack of the prize money.
4. To try something.
Let me have a whack at fixing the bike.
5. Strange or unusual (informal).
That movie was really whack.