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• n  a kind of pain such as that caused by a wound or a burn or a sore
• n  intelligence as manifested in being quick and witty
• n  elegance by virtue of being fashionable
• n  liveliness and eagerness
  the smartness of the pace soon exhausted him

• Now, of course, he wears civilian clothes, but his military smartness still crops out, as when press photographers caught him in his shirt-sleeves and suspenders at Roosevelt .
• Yet he says a dose of vinegar added to a cow's ration guarantees that her calf will be born robust, well furred, and with such inherited smartness that it will take water from a .
• The Morning Joe hosts complimented Schultz on the smartness of the deal"It's great to be your partner," Scarborough concluded, "we look forward to working with you"and .

• smart
• smarting
• brightness
• cleverness
• chic
• chicness
• chichi
• modishness
• stylishness
• swank
• last word
• alacrity
• briskness

News & Articles

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• 2 surveys with 1 result: Pittsburgh's smart
  PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh is No. 1 in smartness. That's according to an article Tuesday on Movoto.com, a real estate brokerage company that collects data and analyzes them.
  June 27, 2013 - Erie Times-News

Quotes

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• Brad Thorn in Lions-Tour.com
  Probably in the Springbok test, there wasn't much smartness, it was just all out aggression. That was a heat of the moment where I snapped a bit,Thorn said. "I felt different for the Australian test so I was pretty darned disappointed how...
• Casey Rabach in SportingNews.com
  It's a reassurance to look over there and see those two on my right side,Rabach said. "They bring a different element to the game: their experience, their tenacity, their toughness and their smartness."
• Gaines Adams in Falcons Insider
  I felt that in the first preseason game,Adams said. "The speed of the game and the smartness of the offensive linemen, I figured that out the first play. So I have to come in and work hard in practice and try and get better."