whap

American  

[whop, wop, hwap, wap] / whɒp, wɒp, ʰwæp, wæp /

verb (used with or without object)

whapped, whapping

1. a variant of whop.

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whap British  

/ wɒp /

verb

1. a less common spelling of whop

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Example Sentences

There’s something about the “whoosh” of skates on ice, followed by the “whap” of a hockey stick sending the puck skimming toward the net.

From Seattle Times

The girls were about to high-five when—whap!

From Literature

“Then, whap, he hit a three. Then he came down again and said, ‘They made a mistake putting you on me homes.’

From Washington Times

A flowery smell whaps me in the face.

From Literature

Voices, dogs barking, the whap of a helicopter overhead.

From Literature