Smacking is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SMACKING in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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:
• the act of smacking
• 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
• A sharp, quick noise; a smack.
• the act of smacking something; a blow delivered with an open hand
ADVERB:
• in a sudden and violent way
• exactly; precisely
ADJECTIVE:
• Making a sharp, brisk sound; hence, brisk; as, a smacking breeze.
• brisk
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to strike sharply

Words related to SMACKING

brisk11 smack13 smacked16 smackings18 smacks14

How to use SMACKING in a sentence

• But once the sugar was safe under his shirt, he owned up without the smallest hesitation, and took his smacking like a man.
• In the third he was smacking back merrily where he saw an opening.
• He held on his knees a hat full of grapes, over which he was smacking his lips with great gusto, and a pile of grapeskins near him indicated that the performance was no new thing.
• It was a tremendous smacking of tremendous lips, and the expression which overspread his speaking countenance was of gusto, appreciative, and such as accords with lip-smacking.
• And there was more than a smacking in the way she said it.
• Captain Brisket laughed noisily and, smacking his leg with his open hand, smiled broadly upon the company.
• Eventually they burst out into cries of wonderment, making curious guttural sounds with their lips, and smacking their thighs in token of their appreciation.
• It gave in his hand, and the slack, wet length of it flew suddenly aboard, smacking his face with its cold and slimy end.
• She would not eat at first and he did not insist upon her doing so, but sat comfortably, and in a moment was smacking his lips.
• Brooks advanced up the laboratory, smacking down a couple of guinea-pigs at each table.
• Mart finished his soup before the others and sat back smacking his lips.
• Seizing a tin cup, LeFroy plunged it into the cask and drank with a great smacking of lips.
• Hiram relieved his feelings by a smacking, round oath and stamped out of the town-house.
• He gave her such a series of smacking kisses as startled her horse and astonished a poacher who happened to be hid in the adjoining hedge.
• In children, and even in adults who are not restrained by regard for appearances, a highly agreeable taste is followed by a smacking of the lips.
• Smacking, when made for him, was imitated perfectly.
• As for the prancing flourishes and smacking popisms for the better cherishing of the horse, commonly used in riding, none did them better than he.
• Moses ate his supper with a great smacking of the lips and an equivalent enjoyment.
• He was sitting exactly where he had been sitting all the time, but he was smacking his lips, and there was a twinkle of satisfaction in his eyes.
• Every so often a wall of water, thin and jade-coloured, would rise up over the port bow, hesitate, and fall smacking amidships.
• The wine did run short, so they each swallowed a clear draught of water, smacking their lips the while amidst great laughter.
• The maid was sentimental, and delighted to play a part smacking of those dime novels she spoiled her brains with.

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