smacker
/ˈsmækər/
noun
- A loud kiss.
- He gave her a big smacker on the lips before leaving.
- She blew him a smacker from across the room.
- The baby planted a wet smacker on the dog's nose.
- A dollar or one unit of currency (informal).
- He bet me twenty smackers that his team would win.
- That sandwich cost me ten smackers.
- I only have a few smackers left in my wallet.
- A person who hits or strikes something (less common).
- In the old days, a smacker was someone who punished children with a paddle.
- The chef was a fast smacker of garlic cloves with the flat of his knife.
- The boxer was known as a hard smacker in the ring.