Smacks is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SMACKS 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 SMACKS

smack13 smacked16 smacking17

How to use SMACKS in a sentence

• Heavily freighted barges and sloops, boats and fishing smacks were on their way east, and these were met and passed by many pretty white steamers.
• Whittier may lack, he has the prime merit that he smacks of the soil.
• But the count showed himself wonderfully interested in this extinct and lonely crater in the midst of a sea frequented only by fishing smacks.
• However, they had not yet come to blows, with the exception of a few smacks which somehow were given at the height of their disputes.
• The owner gave violent smacks to the plank on which he was sitting, to let me understand that there was room for another person.
• Looking in our wake, I by and by discerned three smacks in full chase, and perceived that they were steadily overhauling us.
• The other two smacks overtook her, and then began a dropping fire of musketry from all three.
• Suddenly two young women who were watching dashed into the ranks, embraced two of the men, kissed them with resounding smacks, and then disappeared in the gloom.
• Aguado, a great financier, but it smacks too strongly of money to suit my taste.
• The brown sails of the fishing smacks and the red roofs of the houses are faithfully reflected in the clear water beneath them as in a looking-glass.
• A ship captain has informed us that, when a young man, he incurred the displeasure of an old seaman, with whom he sailed in one of the old trading smacks between Leith and London.
• The dozing racer hears his chariot roll, Smacks the vain whip, and shuns the fancied goal.
• This is but vague, and a little too much smacks of self-flattery and adulation of the brother Tuscans.
• The turn of the sentences smacks of the formality of the time.
• Amid the smacks of the bullets which blurred its edges we had to crawl flat on our bellies, along the sticky bottom of this gully.
• And in his walk there was a suggestion of that rolling gait which smacks of maritime pursuits.
• The bare topmasts of the smacks showed one after the other.
• It smacks of your ancient vindictiveness, and John Marshall Glenarm had none of that in his blood.
• Then, holding him with one hand, with the other he gave him two great smacks in the face.
• Resounding smacks mingled with hoarse bellows of fury and pain.

Similar words containing SMACK without suffix s

smack13 smacked16 smacker15 smackers16 smacking17 smackdown21 smackhead21 smackings18 smackeroo17 gobsmacked22 smackdowns22 smackheads22 smackeroos18

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