Wracked-off

Rubbish, when refering to an object, person or place or event.

England lost because we are wracked-off at the moment.

Did you see their striker he was wracked-off.

by Blackcountry_wench October 1, 2010

whacked off

A drug term used in New Zealand, meaning "messed up on drugs."

Oh man, we were whacked off last night!

by Conchord August 25, 2007

Wacked off

A slang for getting high in New Zealand.

"D'you wanna get wacked off"
"Let's get wacked off"
"I was so wacked off last night!"

by malesex January 27, 2009

wacked off

getting a handjob, being jerked off.

"man, some chick wacked off a guy right next to me, sick shit"

by tooms July 30, 2008

wrecked-off

When the surface of an item, usually a fabric, is ruined.

"I got velcro stuck on my jacket, and now the sleeve is wrecked-off."

by frigidtoaster December 10, 2008

whacked off

to get high.

they got totally whacked off last night

by veggiebeef March 17, 2009

whacked off

Messed up (or screwed up) or bizarre. A combination of the phrase "out of whack" and "off line".

Does the jet lag still have your body clock all whacked off?

He's dating his step-sister? That's one whacked off family.

by Donkalo August 19, 2008