smarts

/ smɑːts /

plural noun

1. slang,  know-how, intelligence, or wits

   street smarts

Example Sentences

So, yes, Friedman hasn’t lost any of his smarts and Dave Roberts hasn’t lost any of his savvy and they can probably piece this mess together for short periods in October.

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“They’re real kids who use their ingenuity and smarts for the good of the community.”

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The camp, Mistro said, has taught them an essential skill: “Just like street smarts, we want them to have ocean smarts.”

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Now in her 30s, the blond bombshell has relied on her beauty, innate smarts and countless grifts to endure poverty and keep her family intact.

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There are still subversive ideas — for one thing, this is a shark film with precious few sharks — but Byrne’s sneaky smarts have largely abandoned him.

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