wack
noun BRITISH ENGLISH informal
wack (noun) · wacks (plural noun)
- used as a familiar term of address, chiefly in Liverpool:
wack
adjective
wack (adjective)
- bad; inferior:
- an irrational or eccentric person:
- worthless or stupid ideas, work, or talk; rubbish:
Synonyms
crank,
lunatic,
maniac,
eccentric,
loony,
nutcase,
cuckoo,
fruitcake,
headcase,
headbanger,
schizo,
crackpot,
oddball,
weirdo,
freak,
nutter,
screwball,
crazy,
kook,
nutjob,
nutso,
meshuggener,
wacko,
wackadoo,
wackadoodle,
dingbat,
prattle,
chatter,
twitter,
babble,
talk,
prating,
gabble,
jabber,
blether,
rambling,
nonsense,
balderdash,
gibberish,
claptrap,
rubbish,
yabbering,
yatter,
tripe,
twaddle,
hogwash,
baloney,
drivel,
bilge,
bosh,
bull,
bunk,
guff,
eyewash,
piffle,
poppycock,
phooey,
hooey,
malarkey,
dribble,
rot,
nattering,
chuntering,
cobblers,
codswallop,
tosh,
cack,
havers,
garbage,
flapdoodle,
blathers,
bushwa,
applesauce,
bellywash,
bunkum,
tommyrot,
cod,
gammon,
toffee,
shit,
bullshit,
horseshit,
crap,
bollocks,
balls,
bulldust,
clack