Smacked is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SMACKED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SMACK, to strike sharply
• strike (someone or something), typically with the palm of the hand and as a punishment
• smash, drive, or put forcefully into or on to something
• crack (a whip)
• have a flavour of; taste of
• suggest the presence or effects of (something wrong or unpleasant)
• part (one's lips) noisily in eager anticipation or enjoyment of food or drink
NOUN:
• a sharp slap or blow, typically one given with the palm of the hand
• a loud, sharp sound
• a loud kiss
• a flavour or taste of
• a trace or suggestion of
• a single-masted sailing boat used for coasting or fishing
• heroin
ADVERB:
• in a sudden and violent way
• exactly; precisely

Words related to SMACKED

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How to use SMACKED in a sentence

• But I smacked of travel and enterprise, which to an honest heart are dearer than brocade.
• Aristabulus finished his glass at a draught, and when he took breath, he fairly smacked his lips.
• Ted thought it finer than any beefsteak he had ever eaten, and over it Kalitan smacked his lips audibly.
• Many a time had Koskoosh smacked his lips over the recollection of that box, though now his mouth refused to moisten.
• When he had got there, he smacked with his lips and pretended that he sat and drove.
• I never smacked my own children in their lives, except Dickie.
• Avdyeeich smacked his lips at him again and again, but his lack of teeth made it a clumsy joke at best.
• The very fact that the circumstances smacked of the impossible intrigued him.
• He had a tuft of beard on his chin, wore a hat, and had some other traits in his dress and gear which smacked of civilization.
• One day it happened that Dukhu smacked her on the head.
• There were no pictures, and the only thing that smacked of ornament was the Persian rug on the floor.
• He sucked in his thin cheeks, smacked his parched, skinny lips, and with difficulty called for drink.
• Having smacked his lips over that, he presently turned to the glass of port.
• It was a favorite dish with the fowls, and they all smacked their lips when they saw it coming.
• It was a republican army composed of republicans, and anything that smacked of the opposite was abhorred.
• To have spoken, to have smacked his mouth, would have been profane.
• Striking across town to one of the quieter avenues they paced block after block in the teeth of a wind which smacked of salt.
• Their sons belonged to them and they would resent any outside interference that smacked of cruelty.
• In all the other athletic pursuits he had been backward, but here, as he smacked his fist in his glove, he felt at home.
• There can be no doubt that the prince had been so smacked.
• He yawned a third time, rubbed his eyes, smacked his lips.
• He smacked the back of the seat hard, as though he smacked himself.
• It smacked of university and made the boys feel much advanced.
• Quickly then Chester stepped forward and with his open left palm smacked Ivan smartly across the left cheek.
• Once she brought a small bucket of hot chocolate, which Casey gulped down heroically and smacked his lips afterwards.
• His chief officer, an elderly man full of doubt, smiled again, and smacked his hands together.
• But a spy spying on a spy smacked of complications too deep for Mike, with all his knuckle-cracking.
• On a sudden something smacked him sharply in the ear, and he became aware that a soft cold substance had been flung at him, and had fallen at his feet.
• This smacked, she thought, of the influence of Barbee.

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