hacked's Usage Examples:

She looked at her wrist, where Lankha had bitten her, closed her eyes, and hacked.

The last case was that of Sir Francis Michell in 1621, whose spurs were hacked from his heels, his sword-belt cut, and his sword broken over his head by the heralds in Westminster Hall.

He banged himself up fairly badly—broke a couple of ribs, did something to his knee and leg, whacked his head pretty good and cut up his face.

The two men were hacked to death with a seven-inch butcher's cleaver.

Form faxing to best car insurance uk whacked a ppn.

She hacked at a piece of grass with the hoe.

The lines of communication had been hacked in two.

Being whacked in the face by a branch is no joke.

She hacked at the brush with the weed whip.

According to Byrne's expense account he was in Scranton for two days just before he shacked up at the Whitney Motel!How long were you at the Whitney Motel?Just then, Dean noticed a sign for Delbart Regional High School, which serviced the township where young "Mr.

Is n't it about time we whacked up our prices?He was whacked in the head with a guitar by Pete Townshend for his efforts.

According to Byrne's expense account he was in Scranton for two days just before he shacked up at the Whitney Motel!I know it's a major expense, so I made arrangements today.

I whacked him in the head with the frying pan.

Synonyms:

slogger, hacker, plodder, unskilled person, drudge,

Antonyms:

unabridged, erase, increased, attend, uncastrated,