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Meanings of
thwack
in English
Portuguese
beijar ruidosamente
Catalan
copejar
Spanish
golpear
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Deliver a hard blow to.
smack
Portuguese
beijar ruidosamente
Synonyms
Examples for "
smack
"
smack
Examples for "
smack
"
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.
Usage of
thwack
in English
1
If it is not in him,
thwack
it in with your tawse.
2
A loud
thwack
shakes the roof of the guesthouse where we sleep.
3
It has been replaced by the unmistakable
thwack
of seven-year-olds on rubber.
4
You fume, fuss, maybe even give the machine a good
thwack
.
5
There was a sickening
thwack
as Cadmus made the face unrecognizable.
6
The resounding
thwack
startled a butcher's pony standing by the pavement.
7
The rhythmic
thwack
of rotor blades receded as it disappeared over the ridgeline.
8
The
thwack
of the bat and the dragging of feet at the stumps.
9
And with a resounding
thwack
he brought his riding-cane down across Jan's forehead.
10
He gave me a lusty rapping
thwack
on my back,-whatthen?
11
It has these really mushy keys that really
thwack
every time you hit one.
12
I cried, and with a single
thwack
I felled the ruffian to the floor.
13
The last
thwack
took all the fight out of him.
14
The swarthy captor dealt Hugh a hard
thwack
on the side of his head.
15
On the road of life, it's sometimes important to stop and
thwack
your sieve.
16
Came to the rescue, bade prompt
thwack
of thong dispense
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About this term
thwack
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
resounding thwack
loud thwack
hard thwack
unmistakable thwack
last thwack
More collocations
Translations for
thwack
Portuguese
beijar ruidosamente
beijocar
fazer ruído de sucção
Catalan
copejar
fer espetegar
Spanish
golpear
Thwack
through the time
Thwack
across language varieties
United Kingdom
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