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smacky

smacky adjective: characteristic of a smack.

Adjective

smacky (comparative smackier or more smacky, superlative smackiest or most smacky)

  1. Characteristic of a smack.
    • I shouted happily and ran over to him, giving him a loud smacky kiss on the lips.2013, Lilian Carmine, The Lost Boys
    • Super Dude is the world's greatest superhero—even gooder than the Incredible Good Guy and even smackier than Captain Smackdown.2013, Stan Kirby, Captain Awesome Gets Crushed

Forms of smacky

comparativesmackier
comparativemore smacky
superlativesmackiest
superlativemost smacky

Origin of smacky

From smack + -y.

Questions about smacky

What does smacky mean?
Smacky means characteristic of a smack.
What part of speech is smacky?
Smacky is an adjective.

Words near smacky in the dictionary

  1. smacks out
  2. smacks up
  3. smacksman
  4. smacksmen
  5. smacktalk
  6. smacky
  7. SMACNA
  8. smacovirus
  9. smacoviruses
  10. SMACS
  11. smail

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