smeeth (Meaning)
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smeeth (v. t.)
To smoke; to blacken with smoke; to rub with soot.
To smooth.
Synonyms & Antonyms of smeeth
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
smeeth Sentence Examples
- The infant's skin was incredibly smeeth and soft to the touch.
- The water slid smoothly over the smeeth river stones, creating a gentle ripple.
- The polished marble floor was so smeeth that it could reflect the surrounding light.
- The velvet fabric draped over the chair was incredibly smeeth and inviting.
- The artist's brushstrokes created a smeeth blend of colors on the canvas.
- The freshly cut grass felt smeeth beneath her bare feet.
- The aroma of the lavender fields filled the air with a smeeth fragrance.
- The surgeon's scalpel made a smeeth incision, minimizing the patient's discomfort.
- The caress of the wind against her hair was smeeth and soothing.
- The waves rolled in and out of the bay with a smeeth rhythm, creating a calming atmosphere.
FAQs About the word smeeth
To smoke; to blacken with smoke; to rub with soot., To smooth.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The infant's skin was incredibly smeeth and soft to the touch.
The water slid smoothly over the smeeth river stones, creating a gentle ripple.
The polished marble floor was so smeeth that it could reflect the surrounding light.
The velvet fabric draped over the chair was incredibly smeeth and inviting.
