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Dictionary.com [http://www.dictionary.com/] Word of the Day Translate Games Blog Favorites Dictionary.com Thesaurus.com My Account Log Out Log In Try Our Apps synonyms definitions synonyms translations Follow @dictionarycom follow Dictionary.com - + My Synonyms ( 0 ) smart star see definition of smart Font size X Aa Aa Aa Aa Aa show all adjective verb adj intelligent adj stylish, fashionable adj brisk, lively verb hurt, pain prev next agile Relevance Relevance ranks synonyms and suggests the best matches based on how closely a synonym’s sense matches the sense you selected. A-Z Complexity Complexity sorts synonyms based on their difficulty. Adjust it higher to choose from words that are more complex. - + Length Length ranks your synonyms based on character count. - + lists blocks Common Common words appear frequently in written and spoken language across many genres from radio to academic journals. Informal Informal words should be reserved for casual, colloquial communication. adj intelligent Synonyms for smart adj intelligent good star wise star bold star brilliant star agile star shrewd star slick star nimble star bright star brainy star canny star astute star quick star sharp star crafty star resourceful star knowing star acute star skull star adept star pointed star alert star genius star whiz star ready star keen star brisk star apt star clever star effective star fresh star impertinent star ingenious star nervy star on the ball star pert star quick-witted star sassy star eggheaded star long-haired star Antonyms for smart foolish ignorant stupid unintelligent typical unaware clumsy naive lazy honest unskilled sluggish dowdy worn apathetic lethargic light dark dull normal slow obtuse blunt old unfashionable unstylish unclever Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group. Cite This Source adj stylish, fashionable Synonyms adj stylish, fashionable fly star trim star swank star exclusive star dashing star spruce star chic star fine star dapper star elegant star last word star latest thing star modish star natty star neat star snappy star trendy star with it star dressed to kill star in fashion star well turned-out star Antonyms unkempt stupid unintelligent dowdy worn apathetic lethargic rough dull unstylish old unfashionable slow Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group. Cite This Source adj brisk, lively Synonyms adj brisk, lively quick star active star good star energetic star bold star spanking star brazen star spirited star scintillating star forward star jaunty star nervy star pert star saucy star sprightly star vigorous star cracking star Antonyms lazy sluggish inactive idle meek timid stupid unintelligent dowdy worn apathetic lethargic slow quiet shy dull old unfashionable unstylish Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group. Cite This Source verb hurt, pain Synonyms verb hurt, pain throb star ache star prick star bite star burn star sting star prickle star tingle star suffer star be painful star Antonyms aid assuage soothe help Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group. Cite This Source More words related to smart able adj. capable of performing; having an innate capacity adept adequate adroit agile alert apt bright capable competent cunning deft dexterous easy effortless endowed equipped facile fitted good intelligent knowing powerful ready smart strong worthy able adj. able to perform well; having a proven capacity accomplished adroit agile artful au fait brilliant capable clever deft dexterous effective effectual efficient equal to experienced expert facile gifted ingenious intelligent keen know backwards and forwards know one's onions know the ropes learned masterful masterly powerful practiced prepared proficient qualified responsible savvy sharp skilled skillful smart talented there trained up to it up to snuff up to speed with it ache verb. feeling soreness or dull pain, often physical be sore hurt pain pound smart suffer throb twinge acute adj. deeply perceptive astute canny clever discerning discriminating incisive ingenious insightful intense intuitive judicious keen observant penetrating perspicacious piercing quick-witted sensitive sharp smart subtle adroit adj. very able or skilled adept apt artful clean clever crack crackerjack cunning cute deft dexterous expert foxy good handy hot tamale ingenious masterful neat nifty nimble on the ball on the beam proficient quick on the trigger quick on the uptake quick-witted savvy sharp skillful slick smart up up to speed whiz wizard aggressive adj. assertive assertory bold brassy cheeky cocky come on domineering dynamic energetic enterprising flip forceful fresh get up and go go after hard sell imperious masterful militant nervy pushing pushy sassy shooting from the hip smart smart alecky strenuous tough vigorous zealous Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group. Cite This Source 1 2 3 ... 15 NEXT 40 Synonyms found for smart Word Origin & History smart O.E. smeortan "be painful," from W.Gmc. *smert- (cf. M.Du. smerten, Du. smarten, O.H.G. smerzan, Ger. schmerzen "to pain," originally "to bite"), from PIE base *(s)merd-, from base *(s)mer- "to rub, pound" (cf. Gk. smerdnos "terrible, dreadful," Skt. mardayati "grinds, rubs, crushes," L. mordere to bite"). Example Sentences for smart Smart was a sheep-dog that belonged to a Mr. Scott, who lived in Scotland. The men gave a glance at the sky, and set forth at a smart pace. Now, it wouldn't surprise me a bit if that smart old cat has been watching me, and saw when I went off some time ago. Coady was too smart for him, and pulled him down off the wall and secured him. Garrity saw the act, and he took the smart chap by his coat collar and shook him as a terrier would a rat. A haversack was on his back, hanging from lanyards that creased a smart coat. I feel almost as well as ever I did, excepting a little shaky, and with a smart here and there in the burned places. He is not nearly so smart as Lightfoot in outwitting hunters. He snorted and jerked his head as the acrid fumes began to tickle his nostrils and smart his eyes. If he had another one, even though not quite so smart , we might consider it. EXPAND About Terms & Privacy © 2016 Dictionary.com, LLC.