smash
- adverb
- /smæʃ/
- He stumbled in the dark and his vase fell smash onto the floor.
The lights literally went out smash.
- The lights literally went out smash.
Examples
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The car went smash through the fence, startling everyone nearby.
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The vase fell smash onto the tiles.
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As the door flew open, it hit the wall smash, leaving a dent.
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The rock hit the window smash!
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The ball hit the ground with a loud smash, echoing in the quiet park.
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The bookshelf toppled over, landing with a resounding smash that startled everyone in the room.
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The fireworks went off with a bright flash and a thunderous smash in the night sky.
Synonyms
Very suddenly with a loud bang
Suddenly and loudly, causing a strong hit and surprise
In a sudden, loud, and forceful way
Antonyms
Compounds
How Noisy
Surface Forms
Etymology
Smash used as an adverb, meaning with a sudden loud crashing noise, comes from the original crash sound, so something that happens 'smash' does so suddenly and noisily.