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Meanings of smacking in English
Usage of smacking in English
1
We must have had a bad connection: I distinctly heard lip smacking.
2
But only for a moment; the next, he was smacking his lips.
3
Their owners had been attentive, with questions smacking of meaningful Internet surfing.
4
Cursing loudly, I jumped, my left hand smacking out against the glass.
5
I heard their smacking footsteps and the sound of something more distant.
6
Trailed their line of march they did, hooting, grimacing and lip smacking.
7
I dreamt that I was smacking my lips over a venison steak.
8
Renfrew paced the lab floor, smacking one fist into the other palm.
9
Abelman must be kissing the original right now and smacking his lips.
10
Dropping his hand, he groaned and staggered back, smacking into the door.
11
Joabis met him, smacking his lips over a mug of foaming ale.
12
The children um'd and ah'd and made smacking noises with their mouths.
13
She tracked him down and started smacking him repeatedly across the head.
14
She made noises while she chewed, smacking her lips and breathing strangely.
15
The two astonishments looked up at him, smacking their lips with satisfaction.
16
Brady is a potbellied glutton prone to burping and smacking his lips.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Smacking through the time
Smacking across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common