heard enough of his smack??

Hi, fbroke. Welcome to the Forum.
Here smack means saying rude or insulting things.
The sentence indicates that the others are offended by what he says, and when they reach the point that they are no longer willing to tolerate it they will join forces and attack him.

i see
thakssssss dear
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When you're posting here and asking for help, please use correct capitalization, punctuation (including a space after a period or full stop) and spelling. People will be more inclined to help you if we see that you are making an effort to use correct English. (Thank you for saying thanks -- that helps too!)

Hi every one. I'm new here. I'd appreciate if someon

fbrokethakssssss dear Thanks.

'dear' is not an appropriate word on a public grammar forum.

CJ

Blue JayHi, fbroke. Welcome to the Forum.Here smack means saying rude or insulting things.The sentence indicates that the others are offended by what he says, and when they reach the point that they are no longer willing to tolerate it they will join forces and attack him.

Is it part of slang?

AnonymousIs it part of slang?

Yes.

(It doesn't look like Blue Jay is around at the moment.)

CJ

CalifJim AnonymousIs it part of slang?Yes.(It doesn't look like Blue Jay is around at the moment.)CJ

Thanks. Which countries is it used in?

Anonymous CalifJim AnonymousIs it part of slang?Yes.(It doesn't look like Blue Jay is around at the moment.)CJThanks. Which countries is it used in?

I don't know. The United States, but maybe elsewhere as well.

CJ