smash /smash/

1. To dash or shatter violently
2. To ruin, cause to fail
3. To strike overhand with great force (tennis, etc)

1. To fly into pieces
2. To be ruined, fail
3. To be dashed or shattered violently
4. To smash a tennis ball, etc

1. An act or occasion of smashing, destruction, ruin, bankruptcy
2. An accident, esp in road traffic
3. A smash hit
4. Cash (slang)

With a smash

smashed adjective (slang)

Drunk or under the influence of drugs

smashˈer noun

1. A person or thing that smashes
2. A person who passes bad money (old slang)
3. Anything great or extraordinary (informal)
4. A person of dazzling charm (informal)

smasherooˈ noun (slang)

A person or thing of superlative quality, importance, etc, eg a smash-hit (also adjective)

smashˈing noun

The action of the verb

1. Crushing, shattering
2. Dashing
3. Strikingly good, wonderful (informal)

smashˈingly adverb

smash-and-grabˈ adjective and noun

(a robbery) effected by smashing a shop-window and grabbing goods

smash hit noun (informal)

An overwhelming success, esp in entertainment of any kind

smashˈ-up noun

A serious accident

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