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Definitions for Wham

[1] a loud sound produced by an explosion or sharp impact: the wham of a pile driver.
[2] a forcible impact.
[3] (used as an exclamation suggestive of a loud slam, blow, or the like).
[4] to hit or make a forcible impact, especially one producing a loud sound: The boat whammed into the dock. He whammed the door shut.
[5] Also whammo. abruptly; with startling suddenness: The car ran wham up against the building.
[6] a forceful blow or impact or the sound produced by such a blow or impact
[7] an exclamation imitative of this sound
[8] to strike or cause to strike with great force

Words related to Wham

blow, smash, crash, knock, bang, slam, strike, whack, whammy

Words nearby Wham

whaler shark, whales, whalesucker, whaling, whaling port, wham, whammo, whammy, whanau, whang, whangarei

Origin of Wham

First recorded in 1730–40; imitative

Word origin for Wham

C20: of imitative origin

Synonyms for Wham

bang, blow, crash, knock, slam, smash, strike, whack, whammy