Pronunciation: /smæʃʌp/
noun a violent collision or wreck involving vehicles or other objects
A1 I watched a funny smashup video on YouTube.
A2 The DJ played a great smashup of popular songs at the party.
B1 The car crash was a result of a smashup between two vehicles.
B2 The movie was a smashup of action, comedy, and romance genres.
C1 The artist created a unique smashup of different art styles in their latest exhibition.
C2 The chef's culinary smashup of flavors and textures was a hit with the food critics.
verb to cause a violent collision or wreck
A1 The children accidentally smashup the toy car while playing.
A2 She tried to smashup the old furniture to make room for the new couch.
B1 The driver lost control of the car and caused a smashup on the highway.
B2 The DJ created a new remix by smashup different songs together.
C1 The artist's latest exhibit is a smashup of different art styles and techniques.
C2 The film director decided to smashup genres in his latest movie, creating a unique cinematic experience.
formal The smashup of the two cars resulted in a major traffic jam.
informal Did you see the smashup on the highway this morning?
slang That was a crazy smashup between the two teams on the field.
figurative The merger of the two companies was a smashup success.
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