slap
101slap and tickle — ► slap and tickle Brit. informal physical amorous play. Main Entry: ↑slap …
102slap in the face — ► slap in the face an unexpected rejection or affront. Main Entry: ↑slap …
103slap on the back — ► slap on the back a congratulation or commendation. Main Entry: ↑slap …
104slap on the wrist — ► slap on the wrist a mild reprimand or punishment. Main Entry: ↑slap …
105slap and tickle — n. [Brit. Informal] playful kissing or caressing, foreplay, or, now, often, sexual intercourse: also written slap and tickle n …
106slap-bang — [slap′baŋ′] adv. [Informal, Chiefly Brit.] suddenly; violently …
107slap|bang — «SLAP BANG», adverb, adjective. –adv. 1. without delay; immediately. 2. without due consideration or regard to the consequences: »He was bent on getting the Army slapbang into the Air Force s business of long range strategic attack (Time). –adj …
108slap|dash — «SLAP DASH», adverb, adjective, noun. –adv. without much thought or care; hastily and carelessly: »I talked…and said a thousand silly things, slapdash (Washington Irving). SYNONYM(S): precipitately. –adj. hasty and careless: »Slapdash buildings… …
109slap|jack — «SLAP JAK», noun. 1. U.S. Dialect. a flapjack; griddlecake or pancake. 2. a children s card game. ╂[American English] …
110slap|per — «SLAP uhr», noun. a person or thing that slaps …