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But this new flavor of rhetorical flimflam is still pretty, well, whack.

Why is he dialing down the humor and dialing up the moralizing, throwing his immaculate comedic balance out of whack?

Apple is working on an automatic alert system that rings a doctor if blood sugar or blood pressure gets out of whack.

First, Herz argues, our ability to weigh risk is out of whack, because CrossFit is more like a sport than a Pilates class.

I just want to get one whack at him for taking our wood and those doughnuts and cakes of chocolate.

Then facing one another, suddenly advance and bring their breasts together with a whack.

Real man-size eruption would have wiped the whole thing off the map, first whack.

Well, there's a little more packin' to do; then I thought I'd go down to that parsonage and take a whack at the cobwebs.

Sile, you put that dipper in that milk agin, an' I'll whack you till your head'll swim!