full whack
The term "full whack" is informal and primarily used in British English to indicate something being at its complete amount or maximum level.
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Definition
B2Finance
(informal, British)Paying the entire amount or full price without any discounts.
Example
- She had to pay full whack for the concert tickets.
B2General Use
(informal, British)Operating or functioning at the highest or maximum capacity.
Example
- The car's engine was running at full whack.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "full whack":
full onfull outto the fullfull throttlefull montyfair crack of the whipfull speed aheadall outto the brimgive it some wellyto the maxin full form