smearing in English
his face was smeared with dirt
Use "smearing" in a sentence
1. 4 But you are smearing me with lies;
2. An exam candidate smearing such thick powder on her face.
3. Examples of Blooming and smearing can be seen in Fig.1
4. 29 The small boy spoilt the picture by smearing it with ink.
5. Bunched cloths also tend to leave loose folds trailing which cause smearing.
6. Synonyms for Bedaubing include smearing, besmearing, daubing, spattering, staining, anointing, bespattering, smirching, soiling and splashing
7. Then Charlie was smearing blood over his face and wiping it over the bass guitarist.
8. Besmears, besmearing, besmeared: definition: to stain or soil by, or as if by, smearing
9. Synonyms for daubing include smearing, spreading, Bedaubing, applying, besmearing, coating, covering, smothering, plastering and anointing
10. Synonyms for Blobbing include dabbing, daubing, spotting, bedaubing, slapping, slopping, smearing, splashing, dotting and smudging
11. Synonyms for Besmearing include smearing, daubing, bedaubing, staining, sullying, dirtying, soiling, smudging, anointing and tainting
12. Synonyms for Bespattering include spattering, splattering, splashing, muddying, smearing, bedaubing, befouling, begriming, flecking and marking
13. Synonyms for Aspersing include defamation, libel, slander, calumny, vilification, calumniation, libeling, libelling, maligning and smearing
14. She rubbed her belly and touched her face tenderly, smearing the blood and pressing the shallow bite wound.
15. People from the neighborhood rushed in and threw the place up for grabs, smearing excrement on the walls.
16. The artist Blackens up his hand with soot and charcoal before smearing them across his canvas
17. This allows reduction in acoustic noise generation and facilitates frequency smearing that will in turn reduce spectral peaks.
18. Synonyms for Buttering include greasing, lubricating, oiling, waxing, slicking, smearing, anointing, larding, making slippery and making smooth
19. A smear campaign is a new low and it really reflects on the person doing the smearing
20. Smearing and bigotry, as well as unfair and unjust pronouncements are constitutionally protected in America. Dr T.P.Chia
21. A speck of grit danced over the time-segment at the lower right-hand corner, smearing the rolling figures.
22. Blur definition, to obscure or sully (something) by smearing or with a smeary substance: The windows were Blurred with soot
23. The bees paint as they move relative to the scan head over the scanner bed, their images compressing and smearing Anfractuously.
24. Originated with Australian prison inmates who would resist transfers/court appearances by smearing themselves with their own faeces - derived from the analogy of applying 'Bronzing' sun tan lotion.
25. Obama appeared in Philadelphia, smearing Trump as ‘crazy,’ and accusing POTUS of lying every day, and tweeting conspiracy theories “about secret Cabals running the world, or navy seals didn’t actually kill
26. Backbiting noun slander, abuse, spite, gossip, smearing, malice, maligning, defamation, vilification, denigration, bitchiness (slang), calumny, disparagement, muckraking, vituperation, spitefulness, cattiness (informal), scandalmongering, detraction, calumniation Corporate Backbiting is nothing new.
27. Water-based inks also remain wet longer when freshly applied and are thus prone to smearing—posing problems to left-handed people (or right handed people writing right-to-left script)—and running, should the writing surface become wet.
28. Examples from Classical Literature Then Ma, seizing a sword, began to attitudinize, smearing his face all over with coal-dust. Ma then got up and began to Attitudinize, singing a plaintive air like the girls with the turbans
29. The Hebrew term for "Anoint, " masah , has secular connotations, such as rubbing a shield with oil ( Isa 21:5), smearing paint on a house ( Jer 22:14), or Anointing the body with oil ( Am 6:6)
30. The process of Blurring or smearing an image, and its inverse (sharpening or unsmearing) is best understood in terms of spatial frequencies. While an exact description requires the use of Fourier analysis, some idea of what's involved can be conveyed through pictures
31. 2009 February 9, Alessandra Stanley, “TV ads adjust to the recession”, in Toronto Star[1]: The mom, getting ready to leave, kisses the annoying woman goodbye, deliberately smearing the back of her snow-white Blouson with orange Cheetos crumbs.··Blouson
32. A bird seldom sings when watched, and Nature is no coquette, and will not ogle and Attitudinize when stared at. OUR FRIEND JOHN BURROUGHS CLARA BARRUS Then Ma, seizing a sword, began to Attitudinize, smearing his face all over with coal-dust
33. Besmirch: 1 v smear so as to make dirty or stained Synonyms: smirch Type of: smear stain by smearing or daubing with a dirty substance v charge falsely or with malicious intent; attack the good name and reputation of someone Synonyms: asperse , calumniate , defame , denigrate , slander , smear , smirch , sully Types: assassinate destroy or
34. Adipose (adj.) "pertaining to fat, fatty," 1743, from Modern Latin adiposus "fatty," from Latin adipem (nominative adeps, genitive adipis) "soft fat of animals, fat, lard," which is said to be from Greek aleipha "unguent, fat, anything used for smearing," a word related to lipos "grease, fat," from PIE root *leip-"to stick, adhere," also used to form words for "fat."