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Meanings of smack in English
Usage of smack in English
1
It may read thin here; it would smack racily in the playroom.
2
Lives alone in a long, low building right smack on the water.
3
So I gave her a good, solid smack in the same place.
4
I wanted to smack Frieda for being happy about anything right now.
5
The strong urge I had to smack her must have been obvious.
6
His back gate opens smack in the face of our front one.
7
The smack that was leading was coming up directly in our wake.
8
Meleagros stiffened; he looked as though he wanted to smack the Roman.
9
His hands smack against the hallway as he feels his way along.
10
Nowadays our celebrations smack of the Sunday-school more than of the dancing-hall.
11
The Raven dislikes all animal food that has not a deathy smack.
12
She heard the smack of the kiss, but she did not move.
13
Stiorna would say that the demon will smack his lips over it.
14
He could have meant anything from a warship to a fishing smack.
15
I mean to own my smack at the end of this voyage.
16
There it was, simple and painful as a smack in the gob.
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Translations for smack
Spanish
Portuguese
Smack through the time
Smack across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common