| smallpox |
a contagious viral disease characterized by a fever and pus-filled pimples that often leave scars. |
| small-scale |
constructed with fewer details as a smaller version of an original or of a proposed model. [2 definitions] |
| small talk |
informal or unimportant conversation; chitchat. |
| small-time |
of little significance or influence. |
| small-town |
of or characteristic of a small town. [2 definitions] |
| smarmy |
overly or sickeningly flattering or servile. |
| smart |
quick-witted; intelligent. [11 definitions] |
| smart aleck |
an annoyingly conceited, overbearing, or self-confident person. |
| smart cookie |
(informal) a person with a keen intelligence who is particularly good at finding solutions and taking advantage of opportunities. |
| smarten |
to make neater, more attractive, or more intelligent (usu. fol. by up). [3 definitions] |
| smartphone |
a cell phone equipped with certain features such as internet access and the ability to run downloaded applications. |
| 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. |