smacker
IPA: smˈækɝ
noun
- One who smacks or spanks.
- One who makes a smacking noise, especially while eating.
- (humorous slang) A loud kiss.
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Examples of "smacker" in Sentences
- Lip Smackers are aimed at the preteen market.
- Which whacked off four Truffala trees at a smacker.
- When we're done he turns and plants a fresh smacker right on my lips.
- In the second episode of season 8, she refers to her job as slag smacker.
- Smacker is the most sensible member of the B team, and good friend to Eleanor.
- And I assure you that it feels damned sweet to hit the offending smacker back.
- New versions of the Smacker file format also introduce Bink audio codec support.
- ( "So I quickly invented my Super-Axe-Hacker/which whacked off four Truffula Trees at one smacker.")
- Just holding cheek against cheek feels insincere, but there is a fine line between an acceptable peck and an overly affectionate smacker.
- To witness a boring public speaker is like going to a wedding only to see the bride and groom kiss with a simple peck rather than laying a passionate smacker to one another.
- After Spain lifted the trophy on Sunday, of course, the keeper got his own back, planting a passionate live smacker on her lips as she asked him what World Cup victory felt like.
- I didn't have the date but I had the kiss funny enough because she was so excited after finishing the semi finals the other day she ran backstage, jumped into my arms and planted a full smacker on my lips so I may have broken her duck (ph) there which I must say is quite an honor.
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