Definition of schmick in English: schmick
adjective Australian informal Smart or stylish.
‘the new white, blue, and orange colour schemes are very schmick’
More example sentences
‘He was talking very loudly and swearing a lot, and revealing just how much of a nerd he really is, despite his schmick clothes.’ ‘I really didn't want the joinery and all those things to be really schmick.’ ‘I thought about liner notes, because when I make mixtapes I always go to a lot of trouble to make them look as schmick yet personalised as possible.’ ‘Now, if you haven't got a friend like Howard to present you with the schmick fold-up reflectors, help is on its way.’ ‘Pretty schmick car!’ ‘It was refurbished in 2000 and is now very schmick and has eight screens.’ ‘The housing is silver plastic, looks pretty schmick and is thankfully free of flashing lights, glowy bits or fluorescent stickers.’