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View definitions for smashing

smashing

adjective as in breaking

adjective as in grinding

adjective as in jarring

adjective as in wrecking

noun as in clatter

noun as in crash

noun as in vandalism

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But as Helen would probably attest, sometimes a muddle mixed with spirits, bitters and twists makes a smashing cocktail.

From Salon

Avocado toast has become synonymous with the millennial generation but it relies on the main ingredient being soft enough for smashing.

From BBC

It included vandalising statues, smashing glass and setting the chief justice's chair on fire.

From BBC

Instead of making a quick exit, Medvedev sat disconsolately on his chair before destroying a racquet by repeatedly smashing it against the metal bench holding his racquet bag.

From BBC

And, even though, she's no longer breaking new ground on the tennis courts, she is still smashing her own records, with the help, she says of weight loss drugs.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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