smacks
Hits with palm
Smacks is the plural of smack, covering all its senses.
A smack is a sharp slap or the sound it makes: The ball hit the wall with a series of loud smacks.
Smacks can be kisses, especially loud or theatrical ones.
As a verb, smacks means hits sharply, or suggests a trace of something: His behavior smacks of arrogance.
Smacks is also slang for heroin.
Strike with fist
- slapOpen-handed blow
- strikeForceful impact or stoppage
- wallopForceful strike or defeat
- thumpHeavy dull blow
whack · swat · cuff · clout · smackdown · backhand · spank · thwack
Flavor perception ability
- hintIndirect suggestion
- touchPerceiving through physical contact
- suggestionIdea proposed for consideration
- traceMinute remnant or pursue
whiff · tang · overtone · undertone · tinge · note · essence · savor
Dry measure or quick kiss
Fizzy drink, regionally
punch
Strike with fist
thump · whack · swat · cuff · clout · smackdown · backhand · spank · thwack · crack
taste
Flavor perception ability
- hintIndirect suggestion
- touchPerceiving through physical contact
- suggestionIdea proposed for consideration
trace · whiff · tang · overtone · undertone · tinge · note · essence · savor · soupçon
peck
Dry measure or quick kiss
pop
Fizzy drink, regionally
thwack · slapping · clack · splat · thud · whomp · bang · whap
reeks
Emits foul odors
implies · resembles · evokes · connotes · indicates · denotes · betokens
sailboat
Wind-propelled watercraft
- dinghySmall auxiliary watercraft
- ketchTwo-masted fore-and-aft vessel
- schoonerMulti-masted sailing craft
vessel · skiff · flat-bottomed · single-masted · coaster · sloop · cutter · lugger · yawl
- fisheriescommercial fishing, fishing boats, fisheries, fishing nets, fishing fleets
- 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