smudged (Meaning)
smudged
a fire made to smoke (as for protecting fruit from frost), a smoldering mass placed on the windward side (as to protect from frost), to make a smudge on, an indistinct mass, to make a smudge, a blurry spot or streak, to smoke or protect by means of a smudge, an immaterial stain, stain entry 2 sense 2, to soil as if by smudging, to make indistinct, to rub, daub, or wipe in a smeary manner, to become smudged, a bid of four in pitch that if made wins the game
Synonyms & Antonyms of smudged
Synonyms:
- raunchy
- slovenly
- crocked
- cruddy
- disarrayed
- sooty
- uncleaned
- impure
- unsterile
- unsterilized
- untidy
- bemired
- disarranged
- chaotic
- mussed
- muddled
- confused
- unsanitary
- squalid
- disheveled
- uncleanly
- littered
- rumpled
- scuzzy
- disordered
- dishevelled
- cluttered
- tainted
- scruffy
- defiled
- insanitary
- unkempt
- gunky
- shabby
- skanky
- mussy
- unwashed
- germy
- jumbled
Antonyms:
smudged Sentence Examples
- The hasty note was smudged beyond legibility when the child dropped it into the mud.
- A clumsy hand smudged the fresh paint, leaving an unsightly mark on the canvas.
- The smudged fingerprint on the crime scene provided a crucial clue for the detectives.
- The incense left a smudged trail of smoke in the air, obscuring the room's contents.
- The smudged mascara under the young woman's eyes betrayed her recent bout of tears.
- The smudged windowpanes made it difficult to see clearly from the inside.
- The smudged ink on the ancient scroll hinted at its age and historical significance.
- The smudged birthmark on the infant's forehead was a unique and endearing feature.
- The smudged makeup on the clown's face created a grotesque and unsettling effect.
- The smudged lipstick on the glass rim revealed a recent and passionate kiss.
FAQs About the word smudged
a fire made to smoke (as for protecting fruit from frost), a smoldering mass placed on the windward side (as to protect from frost), to make a smudge on, an ind
stained, dusty, blackened, black, muddy, dirty, filthy, begrimed, contaminated, befouled
cleansed, unsullied, unsoiled, clear, cleaned, spick-and-span, stainless, cleanly, immaculate, pure
The hasty note was smudged beyond legibility when the child dropped it into the mud.
A clumsy hand smudged the fresh paint, leaving an unsightly mark on the canvas.
The smudged fingerprint on the crime scene provided a crucial clue for the detectives.
The incense left a smudged trail of smoke in the air, obscuring the room's contents.
