单词	smick
释义	smick /smɪk / noun Northern Irish informal, derogatory A young lower-class person typified by brash and loutish behaviour: there was a smick staring straight at me... Denizens of Belfast choose between smick and spide as their insults of choice. Smicks wear baseball caps, big gold-coin rings, white tracksuits and use the word 'like' in every other sentence. Most agree that you are more likely to be from a working-class background if you are a smick.
随便看	the Crucifixion the Curragh the cut of someone's jib the damage is done the dark ages the darkest hour is just before the dawn the dead heart (also the dead centre) the dead of night the dead of winter the dead ring of the deal the debit side the deep end the Deity the Depression the deuce to pay the Devil the devil can quote scripture for his purpose the devil finds work for idle hands to do the devil looks after his own the devil's dozen the devil's in the detail the devil's own —— the devil to pay the die is cast

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