smacker
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- noun
- /ˈsmækər/
- Slang
:
golpe
Examples
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Now listen, we're holding that dame for a million smackers.
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That coat set me back 750 smackers.
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If we have to do a second take, replace the window, you're talking about 25 smackers.
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How'd you like to be worth 5,000 smackers dead or alive?
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Where'd you come up with another 50,000 smackers? - I stole it from you.
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Admission was free, but as we walked out to the car, I thought: Well, friends, that is how you spend fifty smackers on a few little bottles of maple syrup, a pound of cheese, and a plastic goat.
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He threw a smacker that knocked his opponent to the ground.
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The boxer delivered a powerful smacker during the final round of the match.
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After receiving a smacker to the jaw, he staggered back in disbelief.
Synonyms
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A strong hit from a fist or weapon
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A hard hit with the fist, often in a fight
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A very hard blow that hurts someone
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A hard hit that strikes someone with the fist
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A slap with the back of the hand
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A very strong punch in boxing meant to knock someone out
A sudden strong hit that hurts someone or something
Antonyms
Compounds
How Forceful
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- Jargon
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- Slang
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Smacker comes from the word smack, which is a sound word for the 'sharp hit' you hear when someone is hit. So a smacker is a very powerful blow, like a hard punch.