Smudge is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SMUDGE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to smear or dirty
• cause (something) to become messily smeared by rubbing it
• become smeared when rubbed
• make blurred or indistinct
• make or become smeared or soiled
• To stifle or smother with smoke; to smoke by means of a smudge.
• To smear; to smutch; to soil; to blacken with smoke.
• make a smudge on; soil by smudging
NOUN:
• a blurred or smeared mark on the surface of something
• an indistinct or blurred view or image
• a smoky outdoor fire that is lit to keep off insects or protect plants against frost
• A suffocating smoke.
• A heap of damp combustibles partially ignited and burning slowly, placed on the windward side of a house, tent, or the like, in order, by the thick smoke, to keep off mosquitoes or other insects.
• That which is smeared upon anything; a stain; a blot; a smutch; a smear.
• a smoky fire to drive away insects
• a blemish made by dirt
• dirty mark

Words related to SMUDGE

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Words that contain SMUDGE

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How to use SMUDGE in a sentence

• When the sun of June 8th rose, it showed an ocean bare of prospect except that on the far horizon where the chart showed no land there rose a smudge of dirty rolling smoke.
• Over that part of the window there spread a smudge, green and fantastic.
• Presently I saw a faint smudge of black appear in the upper part, and after that others, indistinct and wavering of outline.
• Far out against the horizon appeared a smudge of smoke, which grew and spread until those with glasses could perceive beneath it the low, dark lines of a man-of-war.
• Far before him Bibbs saw the great smudge upon the horizon, that nest of cloud in which the city strove and panted like an engine shrouded in its own steam.
• Far to the south the hunter saw a smudge upon the water which he knew to be Indian canoes.
• We, that is Lucy and I, remained abroad several years, returning home in the Smudge, on the last voyage she ever made as belonging to me.
• I could see by the black smudge that he had been shot at close quarters.
• It might be expected that when many different portraits are fused into a single one, the result would be a mere smudge.
• Let us turn now to the subject of the smudge, known in Lower Canada as LA BOUCANE.
• Therefore the smudge, dark and bitter in itself, frequently becomes, like adversity, sweet in its uses.
• The last time you saw him you were just coming home from the office after a dickens of a day, and there was a smudge on the end of your nose, and he told you of it, laughing.
• And both damsels, whether beneath apple sauce or dust smudge, were suffused with the rapture of a great mockery.
• Boots had then run down the lane, and another little smudge of blood showed that it was he who had been hurt.
• After surveying the sketch critically she drew a broad smudge of paint across its surface, and crumpled the paper between her hands.
• One was lighting a little fire and putting grass on it to make a smudge.
• At sunset Vancouver was a smoky smudge on a far horizon.
• A great black smudge ran along her cheek, and on her chin was a deep red scratch.
• There was a glow of low fires round the camp, for the mosquitoes were bad and the brown smudge of smoldering buffalo chips kept them away.
• The traveler had lost his matches and had been unable to light smudge fires.
• The heavy gloves, the netting, the smudge fires were at best an insufficient protection.
• He lit a smudge fire to the windward side of him, fed him small quantities of food at intervals, and arranged a sleeping-place for him with mosquito netting for protection.
• No sail or smudge of smoke broke the remainder of the far-flung circle.
• They were protected from flies and mosquitoes by a dull fire of chips and leaves called a smudge.
• True, at the top of the banner there was a smudge which might be taken for a little chariot, and some very little horses, but the balloon was the only thing insisted on.
• Soon Bob Haines drew the attention of the others to captive balloons along the sky-line ahead, and finally the Brighton boys saw a black smudge in the air far in front.
• The gnats swarmed, but the smoke of the green-moss smudge kept them from us in a measure.
• In the centre, half on the green and half on the white, is a curious brown smudge.
• I mean a square of black canvas with one round yellow spot in the middle and a dirty white smudge under the spot.
• Budd and Joe Mills tracked a big Cinnamon to a den in the mountains near the McCloud and built a big smudge to smoke him out.
• This kiss, in connection with the smudge of ink, made this day a memorable one for old Svendsen, and he used to reckon from it as an epoch which he could never forget.
• All very tired and glad to rest in the shade, with a smudge to keep off the mosquitoes.

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