noun

1. SMART, a kind of pain such as that caused by a wound or a burn or a sore
2. SMART, in a smart way

verb

1. SMART, be the source of pain
2. SMART, to feel a sudden sharp pain
3. SMART, to be upset about something

adjective

1. SMART, capable of independent and apparently intelligent action
2. SMART, improperly forward or bold
3. SMART, elegant and stylish
4. SMART, quick and brisk
5. SMART, characterized by quickness and ease in learning
6. SMART, painfully severe

adjective

1. SMART, showing mental alertness and calculation and resourcefulness

1. Poodles are said to be smart dogs.
2. That was a smart investment.
3. He gave her a smart answer.
4. Her eyes were smarting from the smoke.
5. the injection only smarted for a moment
6. the toddler was whining over the smart from the cut
7. she had the smarts to start college at age 16, but perhaps not the emotional maturity
8. He plays smart and the fans appreciate that.
9. I dress smarter than she does.
10. Play it smart during the contract negotiations and you'll get more vacation time.