Smash ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Smash ( verb )

1. Break (something) into pieces by striking it forcefully.
2. Hit (something) with great force.
3. Achieve great success quickly and unexpectedly.
4. Knock down (something) with a vehicle.

Origin:

Late middle english: imitative.

Examples:

1. He smashed the vase.
2. She smashed the window.
3. He smashed the ball over the fence.
4. The band had a smash hit with their first album.
5. He smashed into the car in front of him.

(As a noun)

Smash ( noun )

1. Break (something) into pieces by striking it forcefully.
2. Hit (something) with great force.
3. Achieve great success quickly and unexpectedly.
4. Knock down (something) with a vehicle.

Origin:

Late middle english: imitative.

Examples:

1. He smashed the vase.
2. She smashed the window.
3. He smashed the ball over the fence.
4. The band had a smash hit with their first album.
5. He smashed into the car in front of him.