How to pronounce“wacke”in English
verbIPA/wɪkk/
Syllableswacke
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In our case, that’s a marshmallow. In Leonardo’s it would have been a large stone or some other projectile that could just bash into castle walls.
In Leonardo’s you probably wacked this thing here with a hammer to set the gear loose and fire. In ours, you lock it by hooking this bar right
here to this gear. It stops it in place. That’s taken from Leonardo’s second design.
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Definitions of “wacke”
noun
A soft, earthy, dark-coloured rock or clay derived from the alteration of basalt.