Synonyms

smacker

American

[smak-er] / ˈsmæk ər /

noun

Slang.

a dollar.
a noisy kiss.

smacker British

/ ˈsmækə /

noun

a loud kiss; smack
a pound note or dollar bill

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Etymology

Origin of smacker

An Americanism dating back to 1915–20; smack ² + -er ¹

Example Sentences

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As one MP put it, "it's not even a rookie error, it's 40,000 smackers of oversight".

From BBC

A divine kiss is a gaudy Hollywood smacker on the mouth, rapt and Technicolor.

From Los Angeles Times

It was the Deathtrap smacker, though, that was all over the news.

From The Guardian

Jolie celebrated by planting a smacker on her brother James and grinning a lot.

From The Guardian

He came forward, his face livid, and gave me a loud, wet smacker just below the right ear.

From Literature

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