smacked
Hit with force
Smacked is the past tense of smack, meaning to strike sharply, usually with an open hand: She smacked him across the face.
It can describe lips coming together noisily: He smacked his lips after tasting the soup.
Figuratively, something that smacked of desperation suggested or hinted at it.
In slang, smacked means intoxicated, especially on heroin—from "smack," street slang for the drug.
Struck with open palm
- hitSuccessful contact or strike
- whackedStruck forcefully
- swattedHit with sharp blow
- cuffedBound at wrists
spanked · walloped · thumped · clapped · belted · clouted · bashed · pounded
Suddenly failed or slept
- slammedClosed with violent force
- bangedHit with force
- thuddedStruck with low sound
- bumpedStruck with impact
collided · impacted · knocked · bashed · rammed · clattered · plowed · smashed
slapped
Struck with open palm
cuffed · spanked · walloped · thumped · clapped · belted · clouted · bashed · pounded · backhanded
kissed
Touched with lips
smooch · loud · lips · affectionate · playful · quick · cheek · forehead · noisy
crashed
Suddenly failed or slept
bumped · collided · impacted · knocked · bashed · rammed · clattered · plowed · smashed · careened
lips
Mouth's outer edges
gobbled · savored · devoured · noisily · loudly · relish · gusto · appreciatively · enthusiastically
tasted
Perceived flavor of
- hintedSuggested without stating
- suggestedOffered for consideration
- savoredEnjoyed with deliberate appreciation
resembled · tinged · evoked · redolent · whiff · trace · overtone · undertone · reminiscent · detected
- talk smackSpeak disparagingly about someone
- talking smackMaking insulting remarks
- smacking lips
- smack dabPrecisely in position
- smack downDecisively defeat or rebuke
- smack in the middleExactly at center
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