Associations to the word «Wham»
Noun
- Whim
- Rochester
- Hoop
- Platter
- Napier
- Newscast
- Cw
- Pow
- Pluto
- Mack
- Duo
- Sinclair
- Rap
- Memphis
- Robbery
- Whisper
- Bang
- Affiliate
- Christmas
- Irwin
- Frankie
- Disc
- Wembley
- Lea
- Sudden
- Slam
- Madonna
- Steady
- Toy
- Wake
- Morrison
- Abc
- Ma
- Tv
- Michael
- Newport
- Tom
- Slogan
- Tor
- Am
- Candy
- Webb
- Buffalo
- Andrew
- Pop
- Inventor
- Cover
- Boys
- Boulder
- Golf
- Ski
- Thanks
- Single
- Backing
- Uk
- George
- Shell
- License
- Broadcast
- Channel
- Cable
- Harold
- Comic
- Song
- Bar
- Escort
- Brand
- Hit
- Baltimore
- Asset
- Shakespeare
- Edge
- Cd
- Station
- Holder
- Band
Adjective
Wiktionary
WHAM, noun. A forceful blow
WHAM, noun. The sound of such a blow; a thud
WHAM, verb. To strike or smash (into) something with great force or impact
Dictionary definition
WHAM, verb. Hit hard; "The teacher whacked the boy".
Wise words
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