Examples of 'thack' in a sentence
Meaning of "thack"
'thack' is an adverb that denotes an action done with force or energy. It can be used to describe performing a task vigorously or forcefully
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- To strike; thump; thwack.
- A stroke; a thwack.
- the weatherproof outer layer of a roof, often thatch specifically
- To cover a roof with thack.
How to use "thack" in a sentence
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Thack is fully on my side.
But our donors believe Thack is a god.
But our donors believe Thack is a god and we need them to continue believing that.
Yes, railroad tracks would be the obvious choice, but there is not a second thunk or a thack.
Thack and Bertie.
And his return to the States provides us with a great opportunity, Thack.
Mrs Thack put it all in that ponding a la Clarence!
I did many of the tests involved with Miss Mallon, so Thack thought.
Not to worry . Thack is fully on my side.
You can not fault the man on detail, Mrs Thack.
Thack is fully on my side . He knows who 's right and who 's wrong here.
He resents Edwards for taking the assistant chief surgeon position, which Thack promised to Gallinger.
Thack! What are you doing? Thack.
A West Virginia native, she grows close to Thack and Bertie.
Mr Amanjit has gone to ask the drivers to wait . Where 's Eunice? Here, Mrs Thack.
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Thank you, Thack.
You are a comet in the sky, young Thack.
All except the last, Thack.
Invert that section, Thack.
I was just heading back to the club. Thank you, Thack.
Hew down and fell the hardest-timbered oak . " Thus spake Thack the Wise.
These sultanas weigh a ton, Mrs Thack.
You are just jealous, Mrs Thack.
Whether a victory for Mrs. Thack.
Why do you always go to him? Yes? Thack.
