toot smack

when you smack someone in the face with a loud toot. this is the best way to make someone the toot of the town

when jimmy was tying his shoes scott walked over and toot smacked him in the face.

by GR33N-H3LL July 16, 2006

Smuckers

Tyler, the Creator’s most fire rap song. Tyler is a highly popular song writer and this is one of the best beats he’s made.

“Smuckers and you know it.... Money money money money money at the motive, what yo name again nobody knows it.”

by Patytu October 21, 2019

shuckydarns

the replacement word for shit.

mostly used by a teacher or an adult with a swear jar

*drops icecream cone around parents*
OHHHHH SHUCKYDARNS!!

by MissMcGlitter July 12, 2011

dummy smack

A smack used on people that have just said something ignorant, uncreative, just plain stupid, etc.
A person that is so stupid that they deserve a smack.

.......................................................................................dummy smack.

by Oh the insanity... November 13, 2003

Pinata Smack

Someone who is out line and being a total douche and is in dire need of "Enlightment and Understanding"

You grab the person,(whoever) Tie a rope around their waist, hoist them over a tree limb, and smack the hell out of 'em with broom -handles like a 'Pinata'

dude#1: Whoa! Dan was way out of line today
dude#2: No doubt,he's definitely is in need of a Pinata Smack

by richerpaumade October 28, 2010

Shmuck

The Foreskin that is removed from the Penis during a circumcision is the correct definition of shmuck.

Only a shmuck would would would stand up a woman on a date.

by AJK March 1, 2004

shuck and jive

To shuck and jive" originally referred to the intentionally misleading words and actions that African-Americans would employ in order to deceive racist Euro-Americans in power, both during the period of slavery and afterwards. The expression was documented as being in wide usage in the 1920s, but may have originated much earlier.

"Shucking and jiving" was a tactic of both survival and resistance. A slave, for instance, could say eagerly, "Oh, yes, Master," and have no real intention to obey. Or an African-American man could pretend to be working hard at a task he was ordered to do, but might put up this pretense only when under observation. Both would be instances of "doin' the old shuck 'n jive."

It has been adopted into non-Afroamerican speech, with a reference to behavior adopted in order to avoid criticism.

In order to keep my job, I had to do the shuck and jive!

by Dr. Mark January 20, 2010