smart-arse v.
to cheek someone, to be impudent to; thus smart-assing n.
![]() | Among Thieves 302: He tried to cover up by smart-assing. | |
![]() | Shaft 109: ‘You can complain to the union,’ he had smartassed Persons. | |
![]() | Shooting Dr. Jack (2002) 256: He had just been smart-assing, saying Dr. Benjamin instead of Benny. |