ALL meanings of smart
smart
S s - adjective smart (of a projectile or bomb) containing a device that allows it to be guided to its target 0
- verb smart to feel, cause, or be the source of a sharp stinging physical pain or keen mental distress 0
- verb smart to suffer a harsh penalty 0
- noun smart a stinging pain or feeling 0
- adverb smart in a smart manner 0
- noun smart Christopher. 1722–71, British poet, author of A Song to David (1763) and Jubilate Agno (written 1758–63, published 1939). He was confined (1756–63) for religious mania and died in a debtors' prison 0
- noun smart Christopher1722-71; Eng. poet 0
- intransitive verb smart to cause sharp, stinging pain, as a slap 0
- intransitive verb smart to be the source of such pain, as a wound 0
- intransitive verb smart to feel such pain 0
- intransitive verb smart to feel mental distress or irritation, as in resentment, remorse, etc. 0
- verb transitive smart to cause to smart 0
- noun smart a smarting sensation, pain or distress 0
- noun smart shrewdness, intelligence, or acumen 0
- adjective smart causing sharp or stinging pain 0
- adjective smart sharp or stinging, as pain 0
- adjective smart brisk; vigorous; lively 0
- adjective smart intelligent, alert, clever, witty, etc. 0
- adjective smart shrewd or sharp, as in one's dealings 0
- adjective smart neat; trim; spruce 0
- adjective smart in keeping with the current fashion; stylish 0
- adjective smart characteristic of or used by those who follow the current fashions 0
- adjective smart impertinent, flippant, or saucy 0
- adjective smart quite strong, intense, numerous, etc.; considerable 0
- adjective smart intelligent (sense 3) intelligent (sense 3a) 0
- adjective smart aimed, guided, and controlled precisely, through the use of computer technology 0
- adjective smart programmed in advance with certain features, as navigation information or sensing and self-correcting functions 0
- adverb smart in a smart way 0