smacking Antonyms
Strongest:
- whacking
- striking
- slamming
- clipping
- hitting
- banging
- slapping
- clapping
- punching
- swiping
- pounding
- knocking
Strong:
- swatting
- tagging
- zapping
- slugging
- whaling
- clobbering
- bonking
- licking
- batting
- stabbing
- pasting
- biffing
- chopping
- jabbing
- stroking
- boxing
- belting
- clouting
- socking
- slogging
- hammering
- thwacking
- kicking
- shoving
- bobbing
- rapping
- poking
- flicking
- smiting
- thumping
- clocking
- tapping
- bumping
- walloping
- bopping
- nailing
- bludgeoning
- cracking
- bashing
- pushing
- busting
Weak:
- spearing
- cudgelling
- leveling
- braining
- stamping
- thrashing
- mauling
- flogging
- slashing
- hanging-one-on
- peppering
- butting
- lambasting
- pommelling
- levelling
- sledging
- cudgeling
- beating
- felling
- prodding
- jostling
- pommeling
- buffeting
- roughing
- lashing
- drubbing
- flailing
- creaming
- pelting
- lacing
- bowling-down-or-over-
- battering
- bunging
- bunting
- clubbing
- mangling
- knocking-down
- dumping
- cuffing
- caning
- kneeing
- sapping
- conking
- pummelling
- scuffing
- switching
- pummeling
- decking
- whipping
Meaning of smacking
smacking (n)
the act of smacking something; a blow delivered with an open hand
smacking (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Smack
smacking (n.)
A sharp, quick noise; a smack.
smacking (a.)
Making a sharp, brisk sound; hence, brisk; as, a smacking breeze.
smacking Sentence Examples
- He couldn't help but notice the loud smacking sound as she chewed her gum.
- The parent couldn't tolerate the incessant smacking of their child's lips during dinner.
- The teacher scolded the student for loudly smacking their lips during the exam.
- With each step, the hiker could hear the sound of their boots smacking against the wet ground.
- She winced at the sound of the cat smacking its tail against the window in frustration.
- The boxer delivered a powerful punch, the sound of it smacking against his opponent echoed through the arena.
- The toddler delighted in smacking their hands together to make noise.
- The sound of the waves smacking against the shore was soothing to the ears.
- The chef demonstrated the proper technique for smacking the dough to achieve the desired consistency.
- He couldn't concentrate with his colleague constantly smacking their lips while working.
FAQs About the word smacking
the act of smacking something; a blow delivered with an open handof Smack, A sharp, quick noise; a smack., Making a sharp, brisk sound; hence, brisk; as, a smac
whacking, striking, slamming, clipping, hitting, banging,slapping, clapping, punching, swiping
No antonyms found.
He couldn't help but notice the loud smacking sound as she chewed her gum.
The parent couldn't tolerate the incessant smacking of their child's lips during dinner.
The teacher scolded the student for loudly smacking their lips during the exam.
With each step, the hiker could hear the sound of their boots smacking against the wet ground.
