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Meanings of smearing in English
Effort to damage or call into question someone's reputation, by propounding negative propaganda.
Usage of smearing in English
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That night we set both traps, smearing peanut butter on the triggers.
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Its chitin-lined suckers scraped the plastic, smearing long welts along the tube.
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Gimme some room, I keep smearing my blush. Everyone glares at me.
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In a minute he was up again, smearing lard on pine knots.
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He grunted and began reading while smearing cream cheese on a bagel.
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The ear cat snuggles in, smearing earwax all over Irene's cat collection.
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I see squat, rocky creatures smearing pizza slices onto their digestive membranes.
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He sat up slowly, grass stains smearing the chest of his T-shirt.
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Mr Burston later admitted to smearing blood on Ms Hanson's office door.
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Not without taking the cake and smearing it into Marc's perfect face.
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One long finger stabbed at the torn sheet, smearing the still-wet ink.
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A sopping wet cough, his right forearm smearing mucus across his cheek.
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She brushed her hands together, but succeeded only in smearing the dust.
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I followed her trail of blood smearing the center of the funnel.
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Her head came up to show tear trails smearing chubby pale cheeks.
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Translations for smearing
Catalan
Smearing through the time
Smearing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common