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smacht
What does smacht mean?
Control, discipline or order, especially imposed on someone or something unruly.
"That team needs a bit of smacht put on them."
Origin
Loaned directly from Irish 'smacht' (control, discipline).
Frequently asked questions
What does 'smacht' mean?
It means control, discipline or order, usually the kind imposed on someone or something that is unruly or out of hand.
Where does 'smacht' come from?
It is loaned directly from the Irish word 'smacht', which means control or discipline.
How do you use 'smacht' in a sentence?
It is typically used with 'put on', as in 'That team needs a bit of smacht put on them', meaning they need to be brought under control.
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