smack
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/smæk/
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/smæk/
verb
R
to hit with an open hand or object
Do that again and you’ll get your bottom smacked.
R
to place with force, making a loud noise
He smacked a fist into the palm of his hand.
R
to hit something with force
Two players accidentally smacked into each other.
noun
R
a hit with an open hand
He longed to land her a good smack in the face.
R
a punch with a closed hand
a smack on the jaw
R
a short, loud sound
She brought her hand down on the water with a smack.
R
a loud kiss
a smack on the lips/cheek
R
heroin, a drug
smack addicts
R
a small fishing boat
We went out on a smack for the day.
adverb
R
exactly or directly in a place
She kissed me smack on the lips.
R
with sudden, violent force, often making a loud noise
He hit me smack in the mouth.
translation
to hit with an open hand or object; to place with force, making a loud noise; to hit something with force
a hit with an open hand; a punch with a closed hand; a short, loud sound; a loud kiss; heroin, a drug; a small fishing boat
exactly or directly in a place; with sudden, violent force, often making a loud noise
Word Forms
3rd Present
smacks
Past
smacked
Perfect
smacked
Progressive
smacking
Plural
smacks