smudge (Meaning)
smudge (n)
a smoky fire to drive away insects
a blemish made by dirt
smudge (v)
make a smudge on; soil by smudging
Synonyms & Antonyms of smudge
smudge Sentence Examples
- The child's finger left a smudge of chocolate on the wall.
- The artist gently smudged the charcoal to create a soft transition.
- The fingerprint on the glass created an unsightly smudge.
- The smudges on the mirror obscured her reflection.
- The smoke from the fire smudged the painting, leaving it slightly discolored.
- The smudge of lipstick on her cheek hinted at a hasty kiss.
- The archaeologist carefully removed the smudges of dirt from the ancient artifact.
- The smudge of ink on the document made it difficult to read.
- The smudges of paint on her hands betrayed her recent artistic endeavor.
- The smudge of grease on the stovetop indicated a need for cleaning.
FAQs About the word smudge
a smoky fire to drive away insects, a blemish made by dirt, make a smudge on; soil by smudging
stain, dirty, blacken, muck, sully, grime,mess, besmirch, mire, muddy
cleanse, brush, cleanse, purge, wipe, purify, clean,clean, purify, brush
The child's finger left a smudge of chocolate on the wall.
The artist gently smudged the charcoal to create a soft transition.
The fingerprint on the glass created an unsightly smudge.
The smudges on the mirror obscured her reflection.
