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Meanings of smack off in English

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Usage of smack off in English
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My arm wheels over to smack off the baby monitor.
Lit: a memoir
2
We're goin' t' light right out o' this an' be smack off for home.
The Aztec Treasure-House
3
Priestland with a straightforward kick.... 18 min:... which he somehow contrives to smack off the post.
The Guardian
4
The youngest of the ship's di'Taykan had lime-green hair and eyes and an attitude Craig wanted to smack off his pale face.
The truth of valor
5
Soldado could have wrapped up the points in the final minute but saw his side-footed volley smack off the post and away to safety.
The Irish Times
6
Two bullets smacked off her flight canopy like rocks off a windshield.
Unity
7
He roped a hard line drive that smacked off the wall in right field.
The Yankee Years
8
Teammate Jordan Staal's power-play attempt early in the second period smacked off the right post.
Reuters
9
Kaycee smacked off the light and glanced around.
Exposure
10
A ping-pong ball smacked off the back of her head before she took another step forward.
Shadows
11
Her stick smacked off his own.
A Dance with Dragons
12
Suddenly the night was swarming, droplets battering down from the sky, hissing on torches and smacking off sword blades.
The skein of lament
13
Malone rolled over the railing as a shot popped and a bullet from the other gunman smacked off the marble.
The charlemagne pursuit
14
Fingers curled into the steering wheel, lungs like stone, he smacked off the searchlight and threw it on the passenger seat.
Dark pursuit
15
His words were cut off when the empty gun I hurled at him smacked off his cheek, knocking him backward once more.
John Dies at the End
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"Nothing whatever to do with the Army," he snapped, and a Prussian-blue opponent was smacked off into an arid and hoopless waste.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 153, July 11, 1917
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