by AngryBeaver84 January 22, 2011

by MegaMarc September 24, 2016

Glaswegian term for the vigorous two handed option of masturbation while watching reflection in mirror.
by Samanda#1 November 29, 2009

by Kaiser Solsay April 26, 2006

I was terrified by a mass Python installation marathon. Especially when having versions of 2.x and 3.x, python seems to get cross-whacked.
DUDE are you wires cross-whacked? I mean you put the egg straight in
the pudding without beating it?
Dude... This engrish/chinglish/spanglish manual for my computer is
totally cross-whacked.
Yo maaaaan help me out, I need to untangle these controllers, they're
totally crosswhacked...
God: "Haha, I'll make the left side of your brain control your right
side and the right hemisphere control your left side"
Adam: "That's totally cross-whacked"
God: "Oh and sugar will taste really good but be super bad for you."
Adam: "Wow... Thanks..."
DUDE are you wires cross-whacked? I mean you put the egg straight in
the pudding without beating it?
Dude... This engrish/chinglish/spanglish manual for my computer is
totally cross-whacked.
Yo maaaaan help me out, I need to untangle these controllers, they're
totally crosswhacked...
God: "Haha, I'll make the left side of your brain control your right
side and the right hemisphere control your left side"
Adam: "That's totally cross-whacked"
God: "Oh and sugar will taste really good but be super bad for you."
Adam: "Wow... Thanks..."
by Micro Farad April 28, 2011

Being high enough to the point where you feel 'too' high, or uncomfortably so. One would consciously turn down another hit.
by Mgl921 May 26, 2013

Whack jazz is music that does not follow conventional song construction, tonality, and/or motifs. It's usually considered "jazz" due to the highly improvisational nature typically associated with this type of music and at being at least partially rooted in more traditional jazz forms, but not necessarily so.
More formal definitions of the form might include "avant garde," "free jazz," "experimental," "modern creative" or "noise music." A less formal term is "room-clearing music."
Noted practitioners of whack jazz include John Zorn, Peter Brötzmann, Merbow, Ornette Coleman, Albert Ayler, Fred Frith, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Marc Ribot, Cecil Taylor and David Torn, just to name a few.
At its finest, whack jazz is art music with a punk disposition.
More formal definitions of the form might include "avant garde," "free jazz," "experimental," "modern creative" or "noise music." A less formal term is "room-clearing music."
Noted practitioners of whack jazz include John Zorn, Peter Brötzmann, Merbow, Ornette Coleman, Albert Ayler, Fred Frith, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Marc Ribot, Cecil Taylor and David Torn, just to name a few.
At its finest, whack jazz is art music with a punk disposition.
"Mark must be trying to tell us he's ready to end the party, he just replaced the Gap Band on the stereo with some of that fucked up whack jazz shit."
by Pic0 May 31, 2009
