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smackeroo - Great big Australian kiss. e.g., When I came home first in the 40 kilometre bike race my husband gave me a smackeroo. submitted by patzy |
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smackeroonie - A bad surprise. e.g., Gertrude had a smackeroonie when she got home to find her cat on fire. submitted by Wycco |
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smackie - Office version of popular smacked ass: a doofus. e.g., Oh, is it your turn to be the smackie today? submitted by Serenity |
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smackle - All the crap that collects on the floor of a movie theater. e.g., The movie was great, but I needed a knife to get all the smackle off my shoes. submitted by Dank Handsome |
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smacksmick - A fight where punches are exchanged one for one between fighters. e.g., The two men had a smacksmick in the alley. submitted by Katie Collins |
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smacktabulous - It's so great it deserves to be smacked (but in the kinky nice way). e.g., You have smacktabulous earrings. submitted by neemie - (www) |
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smad - Sad and mad (angry) at the same time. e.g., I am feeling smad today, don't talk to me. "What's with all this smadness, dear? Why are you sad and mad, tell me please." submitted by Daniel Lee |
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smadged - (adj.) Of illegible text whose illegibility is caused by inappropriate alignment of the cyan, magenta, yellow, and black color layers used in print reproduction. The word is specific to the print industry, but can come up in everyday use since smadging is common in daily newspapers. When the four layers of colour (cyan, magenta, yellow, and black) are built up on each other, the alignment of each layer must be accurate for quality reproduction. Smadging is most common with smallish white text placed on a dark background colour made of much CMYK. If the layers are off slightly, the text becomes obscured and thus illegible since the letterforms do not have clearly defined edges. e.g., The printer messed up our newspaper. The text is completely smadged. submitted by David Zeibin - (www) |
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smallen - To reduce in size, the opposite of enlarge. e.g., You think the logo is too big? Gimme a second and I'll smallen it. submitted by kara - (www) |
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smallerize - FX of the left-most window control button on the title bar, also "flat-line." e.g., Click this button to smallerize the Excel file window. submitted by kay h. |
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smallerize - If something is too large and you want to make it tiny, you "smallerize" it. e.g., The piece of food was too big to fit into my mouth, so I had to take my knife and smallerize it. The sheet of paper was too large to fit into the envelope, so I had to "smallerize" it by folding it in half. submitted by Rory |
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smallhead - If someone is sitting in front of you and obstructing your view, you may ask them to do smallhead; it is much the same as "down in front." e.g., I can't see the TV if you're sitting there--unless you do smallhead. submitted by ditnis |
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smallitize - To shrink something. e.g., Maybe if I wash this shirt in hot water, it'll smallitize. submitted by Dot - (www) |
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smallsprint - The impression of underwear that remains on skin after they are removed. e.g., Jessica's smallsprint was still clearly visible through her swimsuit. submitted by Sylvia Saiote |
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smallweed line - An imaginary east-west line which divides the county of Essex into two portions: North Essex and South Essex. This is to protect the inhabitants of North Essex from being tarred with the somewhat derogatory brush normally associated with "Essex" as a whole. Those in North Essex deserve better. Finchingfield, Littley Green, and Wendens Ambo are north of the Smallweed Line. Vange, Pitsea, Benfleet, and Canvey are most definitely south. e.g., Man: "Oh, I didn't know you were an Essex Girl? Woman, indignantly: Huh. I come from Clavering. THAT is NORTH of the Smallweed Line . . . asshole." submitted by Colin Taffel |
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smapology - A small apology, indigenous to Canadians. e.g., After being pushed into the swimming pool, Stan uttered a smapology for being in the way. submitted by Delilah |
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smaptastic - A variant of the word spam, combined with fantastic, to express disgust at a useless post. e.g., That last post was smaptastic, nothing but three lines of pap. submitted by Qwijibo |
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smarch - The stupid month between March and April that is invariably cold. (ED. The 13th month on The Simpsons.) e.g., Smarch is always sneaking up on me. submitted by Mason Suna - (www) |
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smarkle - To mark or circle something, for example a date on a calendar. adjective form: to have been marked or circled e.g., Yes, Miss Kensington, I smarkled you down for an appointment on the 15th at 3:00 p.m. | Yeah, I smarkled my name to be sure she'd see it. submitted by Jacob Martin |
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smarm - The ring of brown, smelly, sweaty stain that appears around the inside of a well-worn baseball cap. e.g., You should wash that hat, it's full of smarm. OR The smarm on my hat is hard and crusty. submitted by Whitney |
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smarme - Funny, happy, smiling, excellent, joyful, marvelous, etc e.g., I am happy. I am smarme. submitted by dana |
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smarmy - 1. Slimy, slippery, greasy. 2. Of the creepy nature 3. A turn off. e.g., The elderly smoker that hit on you in the bar was smarmy. submitted by Karis |
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smarmy - 1. High class 2. Looking down on other people. 3.To think you are better than someone else. e.g., That outdoor rug is smarmy. submitted by Samantha Scharenbrock |
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smarnelfark - A person who is a glutton for brownies and other desserts. e.g., Fat Albert and Chris Farley were very famous smarnelfarks. submitted by adam schoen |
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smartacus - A male who is smart . . . and suave, courageous, charming in any way. Frequently used in a flirty way to gently tease. Same as "smartass," though, when said using a sarcastic tone. e.g., Hey, there, Smartacus. Whatcha readin'? | Shutup, Smartacus. Paris is NOT the capital of Algeria. submitted by Claire |
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smartassathon - A weeklong contest where former Jeopardy or College Bowl contestants are brought back for team competition. Variant: Smartaleckathon, for wiseasses only. e.g., That makes the score in this week's smartassathon 5 to 2, OSU over Miami. Tune in Tuesday for the second round of play. Go Bucks. submitted by Babsha |
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smartasstic - A hybrid of smartass and sarcastic, meaning a personality trait consisting of the two. The -tastic ending also implies a sadistic delight from acquiring this trait. e.g., The need to anger an opposing force causes me to become extremely smartasstic during confrontation. submitted by cassandra - (www) |
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smartiac - My cousin made this word up. It is a mix of smart aleck and brainiac e.g., Alec can certainly be smartiac at times. submitted by Julia |
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smartical - Being very smart and special combined into one. e.g., I am very smartical when it comes to doing smartical things. submitted by Christian Welborn |
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smartical - Another way to say brain cell. e.g., Doing drugs or sniffing sharpies kills thousands of smarticals. submitted by chance - (www) |
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smarticle - A tiny bit of intelligence. e.g., Bert used his last smarticle to figure out that he'd been duped. submitted by James Cavens |
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smarticus - An idiot, usually used as an insult. e.g., Smarticus, what were you thinking? submitted by joe mellon |
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smartie artie - a smart ass e.g., yeah look here smartie artie submitted by Ashley |
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smartini - An ultra-sophisticated imbiber of alcohol who knows that vodka with a hint of vermouth should always be shaken, not stirred. e.g., Hey, Lou, let's stick around -- the party's getting interesting. Those two smartinis are making fun of that group of marines doing tequila shots. submitted by Charlie Lesko |
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smarvy - Swell or grand. Describing something that's just "okay" in sarcasm or unamusement. e.g., How's your coffee?. "Smarvy." (You spilled it on your lap.) "Well, isn't that just smarvy." submitted by Mat - (www) |
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smash - To drive a car very fast. e.g., Reggie had to smash the whip so he wouldn't be late to work. submitted by Manny |
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smashling - A person who plays Super Smash Brothers or Super Smash Brothers Melee. e.g., Those smashlings are so obsessed with Super Smash Brothers. submitted by XxInsomniaCxXjC |
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smasual - Not smart clothing but not casual clothing, in between. Smart yet casual. e.g., Wear something smasual for dinner this evening. submitted by Christine |
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smaze - Smog and haze. e.g., It's another smazy day in LA. submitted by Lyn - (www) |
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smeaged - Screwed up or trashed. Appropriate for mixed or office environments. e.g., Well that computer is smeaged. He really smeaged up that project. submitted by Brian |
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smearcase - Seems like when I was a kid we sometimes referred to cottage cheese as "smearcase." This must have originally been a Pennsylvania Dutch word, meaning something like "smear or spread, cheese." e.g., I've always loved smearcase, or cottage cheese. Especially the large curd kind. There's already plenty of salt in it but I often sprinkle on a little bit more. At Easter our local Lawson store came out with some special flavors, like with chives, or pineapple, or garden salad. submitted by Paul Edic - (www) |
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smedge - A small amount of something that comes out of a tube. Sometimes "smidge." e.g., Let me just put on a smedge of sunscreen real quick. submitted by the wolfman |
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smee - It's me. e.g., Hi, smee again. submitted by Maarten Sander |
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smeet - A name spat at to one who has just done or said something heinously stupid or otherwise displeasing. e.g., *Gerald steals a pen from my hand* "Ah smeet! Give it backeth!" submitted by Susie |
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smeffle - 1. Annoying, irritating person. 2. Affectionate noun to describe an extrovert. e.g., 1. I'm not talking to him since he's been a complete smeffle all day. 2. She's a smeffle -- always laughing or shouting. submitted by Hayley |
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smeg - A versatile and generic term of non-endearment, can be used as an expletive, or as a word to describe someone or something unpleasant. e.g., Why don't you smeg off to where you came from. | My mouth always feels a bit smeggy in the morning. submitted by Drew T. |
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smek - An exclamation of dismay and/or annoyance. e.g., Smek! That dingo ate my baby! submitted by naomi - (www) |
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smelk - Smoke that smells particularly bad. e.g., A: "Hey, can you smell smelk?" B: "Yeah, there's tyres burning over there." submitted by Steve Shakesby |
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smellcro - Scott Marchus Smell + velcro. A smell that is difficult to wash off. e.g., I used mints, but the garlic stench was smellcro. submitted by Scott Marchus |
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smellitubby - A small child that emits a strange odour when watching children's shows. e.g., Gee, your kid smells funny. Sorta smellitubby. Does this happen every time she watches _Teletubbies_, Frank? submitted by chris |
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