Smudge

What do we mean by smudge?

To make dirty, especially in one small area. intransitive verb

To smear or blur (something). intransitive verb

To fill (an orchard or an inhabited area) with dense smoke from a smudge pot in order to prevent damage from frost or to repel insects. intransitive verb

To smear something, such as dirt or soot. intransitive verb

To become smudged or blurred. intransitive verb

A blotch or smear. noun

A blurry or indistinct part or image. noun

A smoky fire used to protect against frost or to repel insects. noun

To smear or stain with dirt or filth; blacken with smoke.

To smoke or cure, as herring.

A spot; stain; smear. noun

The scrapings and cleanings of paint-pots, collected and used to cover the outer sides of roof-boards as a bed for roofing-canvas. noun

To stifle; smother.

To make a smudge in; fumigate with a smudge: as, to smudge a tent so as to drive away insects.

In the game of set-back all-fours, the player who bids 4 and makes it, winning the came on the hand if he is not in the hole on the score at the time. noun

A suffocating smoke. noun

A heap of combustibles partially ignited and emitting a dense smoke; especially, such a fire made in or near a house, tent, or the like, so as to raise a dense smoke to repel insects. noun

To stifle or smother with smoke; to smoke by means of a smudge. transitive verb

To smear; to smutch; to soil; to blacken with smoke. transitive verb

A suffocating smoke. noun

A blemish or smear, especially a dark or sooty one.

Dense smoke, such as that used for fumigation.

A heap of damp combustibles partially ignited and burning slowly, placed on the windward side of a house, tent, etc. to keep off mosquitoes or other insects.

(especially in the phrase "smudge stick" = "stick of incense") A quantity of herbs used in suffumigation.

The act of rubbing one's penis on around and partially in a woman's vagina. This act usually implies the non-use of a condom, therefore it is often performed in lieu of full penitration sex where the female is worried about pregnancy. Urban Dictionary

To smear, spread, or rub ones feces on the seat of the toilet after using the restroom. Whether it be by accident or purposely, the skidmark like substance left behind is to be known as a smudge. Urban Dictionary

The involuntary soiling of one's underwear following a a brief bout of flatulence, paritcuarly after a heavy weekend of booze, drugs and sex. Urban Dictionary

Someone who likes to get up close and personal. physically Urban Dictionary

What I did to my girlfriend last night. Urban Dictionary

To smear, spread, or rub ones feces on the seat of the toilet after using the restroom. Whether it be by accident or purposely, the skidmark like substance left behind is to be known as a smudge. Urban Dictionary

An act of prayer among Native Americans involving the burning of sage, cedar or sweetgrass in an abalone shell, tin can, or other container that will hold the ashes safely. Urban Dictionary

The risk of transferring vaginal love juice to a phone screen when texting and masturbating simultaneously Urban Dictionary

Another Cat youtuber Brett Thompson has. He is half brothers with Zazzles Urban Dictionary

The act of using a frozen poo as a dildo. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to smudge:
smudge, sludge, smidge, mudge, snudge, smudgy.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word smudge:
pots, smear, chloe, pot, herbs, sticks, monica, ink, dirt, stick, smoke, susan, chuck, marks, glasgow, eye, billy, tom, grey, device, paper, bob, keep, dark, oil, damage, stories, covered, face, smith.

Words that rhyme with smudge:
nudge, judge, grudge, fudge, drudge, trudge, budge, sludge, begrudge, adjudge, kludge, bludge, prejudge, pudge, rudge, mudge, snudge, misjudge, hudge, brugge, chocolate fudge, line judge, divinity fudge, back judge, trial judge, field judge, side judge.

Adjectives that are often used to describe smudge:
black, dark, faint, little, brown, red, small, white, gray, tiny, long, mere, grey, blue, dirty, big, distant, pale, green, yellow, slight, dull, dim, thick, low, broad, greasy, smoke, pink, thin, ugly, purple, bloody, heavy, oily, faintest, vague, telltale, bright, darker, hazy, light, dense, smoky, soft, slightest, irregular, huge, sooty, greenish, lingering, vast, indistinct, orange, colored, wet, reddish, flat, purplish, bluish, brownish, invisible, horrible, luminous, muddy, curious, inky, round, imaginary, peaceful, dismal, seeming, scarlet, dusky, visible, grayish, tale, blurred, shaped, shapeless, occasional, meaningless, indelible.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective smudge:
pots, fire, fires, cells, stick, pot, marks, tool, pits, sticks, place, cell, mark, smoke, bowl, behind, kettle, materials, pit, rebels, charcoal, fungus, tools, oil, colors, burning, paper, signal, organism, prints, wand, box, pan, mixture, row, spots, bundle, brush, insurance, rosettes, swells, miles, strokes, song, lamps, canvases, paint, start, circinans, bit, ink, shading, kit, ceremony.

Consonant match to smudge:
smidge.

Words that sound like smudge:
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