| 词组 | smacker |
| 释义 | smacker Theme: FACE n. the face.What a gorgeous smacker on that chick.She ought to give that ugly smacker back to the horse before it runs into something. Theme: KISS n. a kiss.He planted a smacker square on her lips. She kicked him in the shins for his trouble.Barlowe was greeted at the door by a lovely, cuddly chick in a nightie—eyes closed and lips parted for a better than average smacker. He really wished—just for a moment— that he hadn't rung the wrong doorbell. Theme: MONEY n. a dollar. (Underworld.)You got a couple of smackers for the toll booth?Don't waste your hard-earned smackers like that. Run on through. smacker noun 1 a loud kiss UK, 1775. 2 a one-dollar note US, 1945. 3 a pound sterling. From the earlier sense UK, 1924 smacker1. slang The mouth or lips. She punched him right in the smacker. I was so used to having lip gloss on my smacker that it felt weird going without it for a week. 2. slang A kiss. He planted a smacker on my cheek and then ran off without saying a word! 3. slang A US dollar. Almost always used in plural constructions. They said it was gonna cost me nearly 400 smackers to replace the hard drive. I found 20 smackers on the walk home from school! smacker1. n. the face. (see also kisser.) She ought to give that ugly smacker back to the horse before it runs into something. 2. n. a dollar. (Underworld.) You got a couple of smackers for the toll booth? 3. n. a kiss. He planted a smacker square on her lips. She kicked him in the shins for his trouble. |
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