Smarty 

Is based on the YouTuber and streamer TehSmarty, who is known for his nonsense talk and his ability to repeatedly make the same stupid mistakes.

Can either describe someone being stupid or simply refer to a stupid mistake.

"Think before you act, don't be such a Smarty"
"I'm so dumb, I just did a Smarty"

Smarty by SimplyTwix February 26, 2021

Smarty 

Someone named Olivia is a stupid idiot when it comes to reading

read it smarty

Smarty by richatiutismgocrazty March 20, 2024

smarty 

BEST smarty who is always sweet, patient, and caring <3 but hits you with sharp comebacks when you least expect it </3 everyone loves her anyways, don't cross her because you'll be crossing an entire army who will protect her

oh it's smarty! the best smarty!

smarty by anisie August 6, 2025

smarty pants 

someone who displays intelligence in an annoying way

Amy: Oh no. Here comes Mark, Mr. Smarty pants.
Becky: I’ll bet he’s going to tell us about how to fix my car.
Amy: I’m sure you’re right. He’s always shooting his mouth off about all the things he can do.

smarty pants by shracaneits January 16, 2009

Smarty-Pants Phone 

Anyone who uses their smart phone to try to impress people. Usually described by someone who does not own a smart phone.

Guy: "Check out what my new iPhone can do! Don't you wish you had one?"

Girl: "Oh, you think you're such a big shot with your Smarty-Pants Phone."

Smarty-Pants Phone by The Mountain Cat July 29, 2012

smarty party 

I heard it off a chick called Pieta and she said it was when two chikas shuv smartys up their pussies and they take turns in having them licked out.

Pieta, what's a smarty party? Fuck off look it up on urban dictionary.(not the real words of pieta)

smarty party by Beckie October 28, 2004

smarty-pants 

1. (n) a smart aleck
2. (n) a person who knows that the word "lul-a-bye" comes from the Saxon words “lul,” meaning "to sing," and “bye,” meaning "to sleep," and then brags about it in the weekly email newsletter.

Example: Kristy is such a smarty-pants.

smarty-pants by Footnotes editor March 19, 2006