whack

Linehan "deliberately whacked" the phone and threw it in the road outside a conference last October, his trial was told.

It had become so dirty during her travels that the Swanburne laundry had volunteered to take a whack at cleaning it.

She wagged her tail so hard that it whacked the admiral repeatedly on the side of his leg.

So how many of these borderline investments would have to go south before the fund’s net asset value gets whacked?

To be online and aware is to be whacked over the head with clips of bloody conflict, obvious grifts and dogbrained tech that boils the oceans to create shareholder value forever.