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smudgy

[ UK /smˈʌd‍ʒi/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. smeared with something that soils or stains; these words are often used in combination
    hostile faces smirched by the grime and rust
    oil-smeared work clothes
    ink-smudged fingers

How To Use smudgy In A Sentence

  • Papa gave every note, even the white slip with his name and ID number printed in smudgy ink, to Mama.
  • Discharge makeup oil is used first when cleanness deliquescent pore is smudgy , the clean black with reoccupy great bubble or clean product.
  • The cameras are often not maintained as well as they should be, or at all, and even when they're functioning smoothly the images they're transmitting can be pretty smudgy. The Perfect Webcation
  • When I was a beginner in portrait-painting, I remember that, after I had succeeded in making my background stay back where it belonged, my figure sometimes had a way of clinging to it in a kind of smudgy weakness, as if it were afraid to come out like a man and stand the inspection of my eye. Penelope's Irish Experiences
  • The screen can get kind of smudgy after it has been pressed against your face but that's why they've given you headphones with a mic. Archive 2007-06-01
  • Allan kind of smudgy & out of focus because its real old. Unmanned
  • In short, if you indeed prize your smudgy incunabular existence, it would be logical for you to quit the field and preserve for yourself and your cause what little time history will leave you. Spock Must Die
  • The older drawing shows text "smudgy", while the same piece of text inserted into a "fresh" drawing made from the acad. dwt shows the text much clearer. All Discussion Groups: Message List - root
  • In the middle there was a sort of pink square, rather like a shopping bag, and in the top right-hand corner a smudgy patch of blue. PROSPECT HILL
  • I powered through the smudgy glass door without looking back. LEGAL TENDER
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