We've known for about 600 years now that no force is needed to keep a thing
moving, unless there's something else going on that's trying to make it stop.
Ice is unusual because on ice, there's very little of the force that usually tries to
make moving things stop ... called "friction". So it may appear as if there's a force
on ice that keeps things moving.
Those sounds can be described as onomatopoeia – words that imitate the natural sounds of things. In this case, a "bang" is a loud noise, "swoosh" mimics the sound of something moving fast through the air, and "smack" typically denotes a sharp, slapping sound.
The onomatopoeia "smack" is often used to represent a smacking sound in writing. Alternatively, you can describe the sound using adjectives like "sharp," "loud," or "crisp" to convey the impact of the smacking sound.
To make your voice pitch higher, try speaking from your head voice rather than your chest voice. You can also practice vocal exercises that strengthen your upper register. Finally, focus on breathing from your diaphragm to support your higher pitch.
scream and smack it across the face hard and run
smack them across the face and tell them to get off of weed
Sure, but only do it if he's stalling in a working chute, or getting his big butt in your road. You could also smack a bull across the muzzle with a good stout stick if he's challenging you or threatening you in any way. But don't smack a bull because you can.
smack what?
Smack
SMACK HIM!!! SMACK HIM!!!
Joey, Hans
Smack On You was created in 1984.
Smack
smack that acually is a song about sex so yes smack that is a dirty song
Akon - Smack That
you do not smack your mom!!!!!