12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Thwack' in a Sentence
"To strike or beat vigorously with something flat; to whack." more
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Before hanging the wet clothes, she had thwacked them to remove excess water.
By the end of the ceremony, the judge will have thwacked the gavel to declare the verdict.
Sarah had thwacked the annoying mosquito that had been buzzing around her for hours.
The drummer was thwacking the snare drum with incredible precision.
As the storm rages on, the branches will have been thwacking against the window panes all night.
The conductor will be thwacking the baton to set the tempo for the orchestra.
The teacher has been thwacking the whiteboard to get the students' attention.
The hiker used a stick to thwack at the bushes, making sure there were no hidden creatures.
The golfer has thwacked the golf ball with precision, sending it straight into the hole.
The carp has been thwacking its tail against the water surface, creating ripples.
The farmer used a wooden staff to thwack the scarecrow, making sure it stood tall in the field.
Before the sunrise, the lumberjack will have thwacked the last tree in the dense forest.
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