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smart alec
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smart alec smart arse (Informal)
noun
know-all (informal), wise guy (informal), clever-clogs (informal), clever Dick (informal), smarty pants (informal), smartarse (slang), smarty boots (informal) Don't be such a smart alec. All right then, if you're such a smart arse, have you got any better ideas?
adjective
cocky, arrogant, conceited, brash, swaggering, egotistical, cocksure, overconfident, swollen-headed, full of yourself a fortyish smart-alec TV reporter I can do without your smart-arse comments, thank you.


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CAPTION(S): ANOTHER SMART ALEX McLeish is adopting Fergie's ideas; OLD PALS McLeish (right) with Fergie at Aberdeen in 1985
A SMART Alex Griffiths hat-trick gave Woolton Panthers (Jordan Stevenson, James Tierney) a 5-3 win over Springwood in the only under 12s game to survive the weather.
But if there is, I'd urge smart Alex to think long and hard before he decides on his next move.
 
 
 
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