“Smack” in Japanese
Short answer
Smack in Japanese is “ばしっと” (bashitto). Full meaning: whack, smack.
Other ways to say “Smack” in Japanese
嫌い
kirai disliked, hated, disagreeable; tendency, smack (of), touch (of); distinction, discrimination
平手打ち
hirateuchi slap, smack, spanking
バチコーン
bachikoon thwap, smack
平打ち
hirauchi blow with the flat of a sword; slap, smack; metal flattened by striking
スマック
sumakku chocolate-coated ice cream on a stick; Smack (soft drink); smack, heroin
キラい
kirai disliked, hated, disagreeable; tendency, smack (of), touch (of); distinction, discrimination
ギライ
girai disliked, hated, disagreeable; tendency, smack (of), touch (of); distinction, discrimination
キライ
kirai disliked, hated, disagreeable; tendency, smack (of), touch (of); distinction, discrimination
ぎらい
girai disliked, hated, disagreeable; tendency, smack (of), touch (of); distinction, discrimination
ギラい
girai disliked, hated, disagreeable; tendency, smack (of), touch (of); distinction, discrimination
ハシッド
hashiddo whack, smack
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