smacker

/'smækə/
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smacker

He gave the bully a smacker on the jaw.

Definition

Noun: 1. A loud kiss: A kiss that makes a distinct smacking sound. 2. A very powerful blow with the fist: A hard, sharp punch, often implying a slapping or cracking sound upon impact. 3. (Slang, chiefly US) A dollar: A single unit of U.S. currency.

Usage and Examples
  • As a loud kiss:
    • She gave her grandmother a big smacker on the cheek.
    • The sound of a smacker echoed in the quiet room.
  • As a powerful blow:
    • He threatened to give him a smacker if he didn't shut up.
    • The boxer landed a perfect smacker on his opponent's jaw.
  • As a dollar (slang):
    • That old comic book is worth fifty smackers now.
    • He bet me twenty smackers on the game.
Advanced Usage and Notes
  • The word smacker is informal and derives from the sound-associated verb "to smack."
  • When referring to a kiss, it often conveys affection, though it can be used humorously due to its emphasis on sound.
  • When referring to a blow, it emphasizes the force and the audible impact.
  • The monetary sense (a smacker) is dated slang but still understood.
Variants and Related Words
  • Smack (verb/noun): The root word. As a verb: to kiss loudly, to hit sharply. As a noun: a sharp slap or blow; a loud kiss.
  • Smacking (adjective/adverb): Emphatic, as in (very large). Also used in .
Synonyms
  • For a kiss: peck, buss (archaic).
  • For a blow: wallop, thump, punch, slap.
  • For a dollar (slang): buck, single.
Idioms and Phrases
  • A smacker of a...: Used informally to emphasize the size or force of something.
    • That's a smacker of a mistake! (A very big mistake.)
    • He earned a smacker of a bonus. (A very large bonus.)
smacker

He gave the bully a smacker on the jaw.

Noun
  1. a very powerful blow with the fist
  2. a loud kiss

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