The slang term “swacked” may have originated from the Scots dialect word swacked, which is the past participle of the word swack. Swack means to drink deeply. It may also come from the Middle English (Scots) word swakken, which means to fling, dash, or strike. The earliest known use of the adjective swacked is in the 1930s.
Tried a wild plum while camping at Assateague Island once and felt guilty for taking away a tiny morsel of potential food source for the wild horses trapped between the ocean on one side and the saltwater marsh on the other.
Then I saw what they did to my brother’s bag of trail mix he left on the picnic table – those horses are worse than Yogi Bear
Tofu or not tofu?
That is a question!