smudge
To smudge something is to make it dirty or smear it with something. You might smudge ink or paint on a piece of paper.
He smudged his makeup all over his face.
She smudged food all over her plate.
To smudge something is to make it dirty or smear it with something. You might smudge ink or paint on a piece of paper.
He smudged his makeup all over his face.
She smudged food all over her plate.
verb
make a smudge on; soil by smudging
Synonyms:
noun
a blemish made by dirt
Synonyms:
noun
a smoky fire to drive away insects
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It's the smudge and blur effect in Photoshop.
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The art work was done by smudge.
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I found a smudge on my shirt.
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The end result is a smudge of paint on the canvas.
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Note that the smudge in the upper right of the disc is a fingermark.
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The tale mentions there is a smudge around the glowing fire.
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Another feature of pitch missing from this is the smudge bid.
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Her lipstick and rouge looked freshly applied, not at all smudged.
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Mugwort amongst other herbs were often bound into smudge sticks.
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Our smudge and blear and soil, he proposes, do not efface the glory.