Swacking

Pronunciation varies by accent · verb

Meaning

present participle and gerund of swack.

Definitions by Sense

1. present participle and gerund of swack
2. (slang) Huge; whopping.
3. Characteristic of a swack.

Example Sentences

He deserves a swacking bonus for persuading me to make my letter into pipe-lights.

When Arthur first did rule the land, He made a large pudding a ding ding, Great swacking plums he did put in, etc., etc.

[…] the human face, close up and cropped by the frame, a pearly or tanned mask of flat paint with schemantic shading, great swacking eyelashes and lipstick-colored lips.

There was a swacking sound of clubbed wood upon flesh;

If you are careless in your approach you will hear a great swacking sound echo through the trees and see a mighty spray of water — then all will be quiet.

"What went on? How come those two got killed?" demanded the burlier of the pair, tapping a nightstick across his palm with loud swacking sounds.

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Word Forms

• more swacking
• most swacking

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