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smack

[smak] / smæk /






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His long black hair swirls around him; his toned but rail-thin arms are a blur as he smacks drumsticks on a box of fish tackle, Dad’s lawn mower, and the snowshoes I never finished making.

From Literature

The huge pale mushroom—which lived smack in the middle of the garden— did not respond.

From Literature

His unique selling point, in an appointment that smacked of panic from Tottenham's hierarchy, was that he had a chequered coaching career but a record of having the sort of instant impact the club required.

From BBC

What the French essayist offers us “shall smack of the earth and of real life, sweet, or smart, or stinging.”

From The Wall Street Journal

He was sacked by Spurs 14 years ago and calling for him would surely smack of desperation.

From BBC