Wham - English meaning
Wham – definitions in English dictionary
exclamationUsed to express the sound of a forcible impact.
Usage examples:
The bombs landed—wham!—right on target
verbStrike something forcefully.
Usage examples:
Trucks whammed into each other
exclamationUsed to suggest the sound of a sudden hit, or to signal that something sudden and unexpected happened
Usage examples:
All of a sudden, wham, i couldn’t leave my house, except to go to school.
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Word origin
1920s: imitative.
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