Meaning & Definition of word "Smack"

Smack

/smæk/

1. A sharp hit or blow.
- Example: He felt the smack of the ball against his face.
2. A loud kiss, usually making a smacking sound.
- Example: She gave her child a quick smack on the cheek.
3. A suggestion or hint of something.
- Example: There was a smack of jealousy in her voice.

1. To strike someone or something with the palm of the hand or a flat object.
- Example: He decided to smack the table in frustration.
2. To make a sharp noise, often associated with eating or drinking.
- Example: She smacked her lips after finishing the delicious meal.
3. To kiss someone with a loud, smacking sound.
- Example: She smacked him on the cheek as a friendly greeting.

1. Directly or exactly.
- Example: He placed the book smack on the edge of the table.

●Middle English 'smakken', of uncertain origin

smack one's lips:

To make a sound with one's lips to show anticipation or enjoyment, usually of food.

smack in the middle:

Located directly in the center of something.

smack talk:

Boastful or insulting comments, often intended to provoke or challenge.

slap:

To strike with the palm of the hand.

hit:

To come into contact with force.

kiss:

To touch with the lips as a sign of love or greeting.

Meaning: To smoke marijuana.

● Example Sentence: They were just out back, smacking some weed.

Meaning: To engage in casual flirting.

● Example Sentence: He was trying to smack with her all night.