smackdown


Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
smackdown
noun informal, chiefly US
  • 1 a bitter contest or confrontation: the age-old man versus Nature smackdown.
  • 2 a decisive or humiliating defeat or setback.
– origin 1990s: from smack1.
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