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schmick

schmick adjective: neat; smart; snazzy.

Adjective

schmick (comparative more schmick, superlative most schmick)

  1. (slang) neat; smart; snazzy
    • The diary entries you'll find in this book, in their original form, were handwritten during a daily allotment of ten minutes in which I'd sit on my bed, alone, with a very schmick pen that was gifted to me by a friend not long after Arlo's diagnosis.2019, Melanie Dimmitt, Special

Proper noun capitalized: Schmick

Schmick (plural Schmicks)

  1. A surname.

Forms of schmick

Adjective
comparativemore schmick
superlativemost schmick
Proper noun
pluralSchmicks

Questions about schmick

What does schmick mean?
Schmick means neat; smart; snazzy.
What part of speech is schmick?
Schmick can be an adjective or a proper noun.

Words near schmick in the dictionary

  1. schmendrick
  2. schmendricks
  3. schmendrik
  4. schmendriks
  5. schmexy
  6. schmick
  7. Schmickle
  8. Schmicks
  9. Schmid
  10. Schmid-Fraccaro syndrome
  11. Schmidgall

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