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smack

[smak] / smæk /






Example Sentences

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While “Neighbors” smacks of the kind of thing calculated to raise a nation’s already elevated blood pressure, it may have a calming effect or at least tap the brakes on the crazier behavior.

From The Wall Street Journal

We don’t want to smack anyone in the face over it, but we want to ask the questions about where we’ve come from.”

From Los Angeles Times

Camille twists to face me, her shiny brown ponytail smacking against the window.

From Literature

The old woman sitting by the fire sniffed the air and smacked her lips with a greedy sound.

From Literature

The young jackalope prince smacked his paw on his chest.

From Literature