| SMEARERS | • smearers n. Plural of smearer. • SMEARER n. one who smears. |
| SMEARIER | • smearier adj. Comparative form of smeary: more smeary. • SMEARY adj. covered with smears. |
| SMEARILY | • smearily adv. In a smeary fashion. • SMEARY adv. covered with smears. |
| SMEARING | • smearing v. Present participle of smear. • smearing n. Something smeared or daubed. • SMEAR v. to spread with something oily or sticky. |
| SMECTITE | • smectite n. (Mineralogy) Any of many clay phyllosilicate minerals that have a relatively open structure. • SMECTITE n. the family of minerals that are constituents of clays, including bentonite and saponite. |
| SMEDDUMS | • SMEDDUM n. (Scots) a fine powder; (figurative) spirit, mettle. |
| SMEECHED | • SMEECH v. (dialect) to smoke, also SMEEK. |
| SMEECHES | • SMEECH v. (dialect) to smoke, also SMEEK. |
| SMEEKING | • SMEEK v. (Scots) to smoke, also SMEECH. |
| SMEETHED | • smeethed v. Simple past tense and past participle of smeeth. • SMEETH v. to make smooth. |
| SMEIKING | • SMEIK v. (Scots) to smoke, also SMEKE. |
| SMELLERS | • smellers n. Plural of smeller. • SMELLER n. one who smells. |
| SMELLIER | • smellier adj. Comparative form of smelly: more smelly. • SMELLY adj. having an unpleasant odour. |
| SMELLIES | • smellies n. (Informal, UK) Pleasant-smelling toiletries. • smellies n. (Informal, Britain, as "the smellies") Cinema enhanced with odours. • SMELLIES n. perfumes and other such sweet smelling things. |
| SMELLING | • smelling v. Present participle of smell. • smelling v. Used in adjectival compounds. • smelling n. The act by which something is smelled. |
| SMELTERS | • smelters n. Plural of smelter. • SMELTER n. one who smelts. |
| SMELTERY | • smeltery n. A building or place for smelting. • SMELTERY n. a place for smelting. |
| SMELTING | • smelting v. Present participle of smelt. • smelting n. (Metallurgy) The process of melting or fusion, especially to extract a metal from its ore. • SMELTING n. the act of smelting. |
| SMERKING | • smerking v. Present participle of smerk. • SMERK v. to smile in a smug manner, also SMIRK. |