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Smart-Allick 

Refers to a person who is irritating because they behave as if they know everything. Originated in Wales, England throught the late 1400s.

Synonyms: Smart-arse, smart-aleck, smarty-pants
Jonathan: What's up Michael?
Michael: The sky!

Jonathan: Oh you smart-allick!
Smart-Allick by JonathanGrahm September 17, 2017

smart aleck 

A more appropriate substitue for smart ass, correct spelling is elick.
teacher: hey you in the back, quit being a smart aleck.

Alec(boy in the back: my name is alec.

Thsi actually happened in my class it was damn funny

smart aleck 

what your mom calls you when you are being a smart ass but she doesn't want to use the real word b/c there are other people around
Stop being a smart aleck!
smart aleck by Maren July 9, 2003

Smart Aleck 

Smart Aleck- When someone is a pain in the ass, they’re also being annoying, and they act like they know it all
You’re a smart aleck! Stop being a smart aleck
Smart Aleck by Lebron Gonzalez January 25, 2019

Smart-alecky 

the art of or being a smart ass.
We were treated like a 3rd grader when the car salesman was trying to sell us the extended warranty with his smart-alecky attitude .
Smart-alecky by Highstress September 5, 2016

Smart-aleck 

A know-and-all. Someone who thinks they know Eve and is a real jerk
Mom: I thought I told you to wash dishes.
Daughter: *mumbles under her breath* here we go again.
Mom: Excuse me young lady?!
Daughter: You probably would’ve heard me if you wasn’t deaf!!
Mom: Do be a smart-aleck with me
(An argument begins)
Smart-aleck by Lexi02 April 1, 2019
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