smack¹ /smak/

1. To strike smartly, slap loudly
2. To kiss roughly and noisily
3. To make a sharp noise with (eg the lips by first compressing and then parting them)
4. To taste with relish or with a smacking sound

To make such a sound

1. A sharp sound
2. A crack
3. A slap
4. A hearty kiss

Sharply, straight, absolutely

smackˈer noun (informal)

1. A pound sterling
2. A dollar
3. An enthusiastic or exaggerated kiss

smackˈing noun and adjective

smackˈdown noun (N Am sl)

1. A chastisement or defeat
2. A confrontation

talk smack (N Am sl)

To make abusive or disparaging remarks, esp without justification

smack² /smak/

1. A taste
2. A distinctive or distinguishable flavour
3. A trace or tinge
4. A mere tasting, enough to taste

1. To taste or have the flavour (of)
2. To have a suggestion or trace (of) (figurative)

smack³ /smak/

1. A small decked or half-decked coaster or fishing-vessel, usu rigged as a cutter, sloop, or yawl
2. A fishing-vessel containing a well in which fish can be kept alive (esp US)

smack⁴ /smak/ (slang)

Heroin

smackˈhead noun (slang)

A heroin addict

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