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smack out

smack out verb: to remove or produce by smacking.

Verb

smack out (third-person singular simple present smacks out, present participle smacking out, simple past and past participle smacked out)

  1. To remove or produce by smacking.
    • He smacked out clouds of dust by striking the rug.
  2. (broadly, transitive) To hit a ball very hard.
    • He smacked out a triple.

Forms of smack out

third-person singular presentsmacks out
present participlesmacking out
past participlesmacked out
pastsmacked out

Questions about smack out

What does smack out mean?
Smack out means to remove or produce by smacking.
What part of speech is smack out?
Smack out is a verb.
What is the past tense of smack out?
The past tense of smack out is smacked out.

Words near smack out in the dictionary

  1. smack around
  2. smack bang
  3. smack dab
  4. smack down
  5. smack in the face
  6. smack out
  7. smack talk
  8. smack talked
  9. smack talking
  10. smack talks
  11. smack up

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