Slap is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SLAP in dictionary:

VERB:
• to strike with the open hand
• hit or strike with the palm of the hand or a flat object
• hit against or into something with the sound of something being slapped
• reprimand someone forcefully
• put or apply (something) somewhere quickly, carelessly, or forcefully
• impose a fine or other penalty on
• To strike with the open hand, or with something broad.
• hit with something flat, like a paddle or the open hand
• strike with the open hand or a flat object
NOUN:
• a blow with the palm of the hand or a flat object
• a sound made or as if made by a slap
• make-up, especially when applied thickly or carelessly
• blow with the open hand or a flat object
• A blow, esp. one given with the open hand, or with something broad.
• With a sudden and violent blow; hence, quickly; instantly; directly.
• a blow from a flat object (as an open hand)
• the act of smacking something; a blow delivered with an open hand
ADVERB:
• suddenly and directly, especially with great force
• exactly; right
ADJECTIVE:
• lacking strength, energy, or discipline; ineffectual
• (of food) soft or runny

Words related to SLAP

blaud8 gliff12 skelp11 slapped12 slapper11 slappers12 slapping13 slaps7

Words that contain SLAP

slaps7 slapped12 slapper11 backslap18 slapdash14 slaphead14 slapjack23 slappers12 slapping13 slapshot13 backslaps19 slaphappy21 slapheads15 slapjacks24 slappings14 slapshots14 slapstick17 slapdashed17 slapdashes16 slapsticks18 slapsticky21 backslapped24 backslapper23 slapdashing18 slaphappier20 backslappers24 backslapping25 slaphappiest21 backslappings26

How to use SLAP in a sentence

• The very heart of him was sick and full of bitterness at the sudden slap which fate had given him.
• A slap might produce a pink pain, something less intense.
• His hand made a great cracking sound at every slap.
• But he was soon on his feet again, and Whipple gave him an encouraging slap as he trotted back to his place.
• Should he go and slap Augustus Grobble hard and make him leave the station somehow? No.
• Rather shabby in him not to come back, and let me go home, and have a slap at the wittles.
• You get up at six to-morrow morning and slap off those letters.
• But I must tell you that in the supreme hour, Destiny at her beck, her main desire was to slap the man for his childishness.
• If you persist in refusing, I shall slap your face wherever and whenever we chance to meet.
• She ran over to him and began to slap him, trying to make a game of it to cover her near approach to tears.
• A huge shell shrieked through the air, and, passing high above my head, burst slap in the middle of the town behind me.
• Jimmy leant sideways from his steed to try and slap the grey granite in passing, but could not reach it save with the end of his little whip.
• Any player getting three goose eggs has to run the gauntlet, which is the name given to running between two lines of players while they slap at his back.
• A man must stand upon his own feet! That stabbed at him, cut across his mood like a slap in the face.
• He replied by some piece of impertinence, to which I answered by giving him a violent slap in the face.
• He was startled at last into an exclamation of fright by receiving an unexpected slap on his shoulder, which came from Mr.
• She was experiencing the dazed sensation of one who has received an unexpected slap in the face.
• Now the hunter had heard Paddy slap the water with his broad tail.
• A hound dashed for him and one slap from the long sharp claws sent him howling and bleeding into the canes.
• Slap, slap! He knocked his own hat off with the loose ends of the reins.
• The way in which he had taken the slap on the face proved that he was an open coward, but secretly was brave enough in his blows.
• Diamond walked up to Merriwell with all the dignity of the Great Mogul of Kuddyhuddy, and gave him a resounding slap on the back.
• I guess, if he should come near me, I would give him one good slap that would make him feel pretty bad.
• The Republican victory had been like a slap in the face to slave-holding democracy.
• They slap the water with their tails when they are frightened and dive under water.
• Jumping off, I gave him a smart slap with the butt of my revolver which sent him down the valley.
• Then muttering from his book, as if he were reading, he finished by giving Don Quixote a good blow on the neck, and a slap on the back, with the flat of a sword.
• Chapter 10 A SLAP IN THE FACE When I got out into the dark, where my hot face cooled in the wind, my relief equaled my other feelings.

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