Definition of "thwacked" [thwacked]

• Simple past tense and past participle of thwack. (verb)

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• "He had to commit everything to that, but he made the full commitment, and the sword thwacked home against Ledales torso with an impact that made him grunt in pain."
• "The recent nose dive in crude-oil prices could provide some much-desired relief to shipping companies, airlines and other industries thwacked this year by soaring energy costs, but it will likely take longer to see an impact on their customers' wallets."
• "How about video of the owie he suffered when he thwacked his head on the backboard on an alley-oop late in the Los Angeles Clippers' 98-90 victory over Minnesota?"