| smart set |
sophisticated, fashionable people, considered as a group. |
| smartweed |
any of various small, flowering marsh plants that produce an acrid juice that irritates the skin. |
| smarty |
see "smart aleck." |
| smash |
to break (something) into small pieces by hitting, throwing, or dropping, often noisily. [13 definitions] |
| smashed |
(slang) drunk. |
| smashing |
(informal) outstanding or impressive. [2 definitions] |
| smash-up |
a damaging collision, esp. between automobiles; wreck. |
| smattering |
a small or inadequate amount, esp. of knowledge of a subject. |
| smear |
to spread or apply (a sticky, oily, or greasy substance) on or over a surface. [9 definitions] |
| smearcase |
a soft spreadable cheese, such as cottage cheese or cream cheese. |
| smeary |
having smears; smeared. [2 definitions] |
| smell |
to perceive the odor of by means of the nose. [12 definitions] |
| smell a rat |
to suspect that something is wrong. |
| smelling salts |
a scented preparation of ammonium carbonate used as an inhaled restorative, as in cases of fainting. |
| smelly |
having a strong, unpleasant, or offensive odor; malodorous. |
| smelt1 |
to melt or fuse (ores) as a means of separating and obtaining the metal content. [2 definitions] |
| smelt2 |
any of various small silvery edible fishes of the freshwater and coastal marine areas of Europe and North America. |
| smelt3 |
a past tense and past participle of smell. |
| smelter |
a factory or other establishment for smelting. [3 definitions] |
| smew |
a small Eurasian merganser, the male of which has black and gray plumage and a white crest. |
| smidgen |
(informal) a very small amount; bit. |