n. 25B6; verb
he smashed a window : BREAK, shatter, splinter, crack, shiver; informal bust.
she's smashed the car : CRASH, wreck; Brit. write off; Brit. informal prang; N. Amer. informal total.
they smashed into a wall : CRASH INTO, collide with, hit, strike, ram, smack into, slam into, plough into, run into, bump into; N. Amer. impact.
Don smashed him over the head : HIT, strike, thump, punch, smack; informal whack, bash, biff, bop, clout, wallop, crown; Brit. informal slosh, dot; N. Amer. informal slug.
he smashed their hopes of glory : DESTROY, wreck, ruin, shatter, dash, crush, devastate, demolish, overturn, scotch; informal put the kibosh on, do for, put paid to, queer; Brit. informal scupper.
25B6; noun
the smash of glass : BREAKING, shattering, crash.
a motorway smash : CRASH, collision, accident, bump; Brit. RTA; N. Amer. wreck; informal pile-up, smash-up; Brit. informal prang, shunt.
(informal) a box-office smash : SUCCESS, sensation, sell-out, triumph; informal (smash) hit, winner, crowd-puller, knockout, wow, biggie.