Pronunciation: /ˈsmɑrti/
noun A person who is regarded as knowledgeable or clever
A1 My little sister is such a smarty, always getting good grades in school.
A2 The smarty in our class always knows the answer to the teacher's questions.
B1 Being a smarty doesn't always make you popular with your classmates.
B2 The smarty of the group came up with a brilliant solution to our problem.
C1 The company hired a team of smarties to work on their new project.
C2 As one of the smarties in the industry, she was always in high demand for her expertise.
adjective Clever or intelligent in a cheeky or cocky way
A1 My little sister is a smarty pants when it comes to math.
A2 The smarty student always raises their hand to answer questions in class.
B1 She is known as the smarty of the group because she always has the answers.
B2 The software engineer was considered a real smarty when it came to coding.
C1 The professor was renowned as a real smarty in the field of theoretical physics.
C2 The Nobel laureate was hailed as a true smarty in the world of science.
formal The young girl was known for being a real smarty in her class, always answering questions correctly.
informal My brother thinks he's such a smarty, always coming up with clever comebacks.
slang Don't be such a smarty pants, just admit when you don't know the answer.
figurative She played the game like a chess master, moving her pieces strategically like a true smarty.
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