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a mixture between smart and casual. Not too smart or not too casual.
your going to a party but you dont want to appear too over dressed or too under dressed so you go in smasual clothing
smasual by sophie lawrence April 26, 2005
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abbv. Smart-Casual, what ever the fuck that means
Charity Dinner for the Nipples Guild: Smasual Dress only
Smasual by ojboyo September 17, 2003
wearing smart/casual clothing you are dressed smasual

dressing in both a formal or informal way
wearing jeans with a smart blouse . you are dressed smasual
smasual by GBGirl May 29, 2009
The act of being casual yet smart, no suits and ties but no hoodies and cargos either.
Wearing a plain T-Shirt with jeans a jacket.
Or a shirt and a jumper.
I can't decide what to wear, I'll probably just dress smasual.
Smasual by usbpsycho January 28, 2015
A mix between someone wearing smart and casual - Often in parties you dont go to over dressed, therfore wearing a smart shirt and maybe jeans is an example of a smasual type of clothing
1. The theme for the party is smasual - Smart Casual

2. Brian didnt want to go out to formal, so he went smasual
Smasual by knightley August 21, 2008
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