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mancha
Catalan
taca
Spanish
manchón
A blemish made by dirt.
spot
blot
smear
slur
daub
smirch
Portuguese
mancha
Catalan
tacar
Spanish
ensuciar
Make a smudge on; soil by smudging.
blur
smutch
Catalan
tacar
1
We can turn worn or
smudged
surfaces into clear and vibrant images.
2
Lots of grimy water and
smoke
-
smudged
walls, but no visible fire damage.
3
They were rewarded: the manuscript lay in a gutter, charred and
smudged
.
4
Her ink-stained fingers squeezed tight for a second and
smudged
my hand.
5
She could not bring herself to look beyond her tiny
dust
-
smudged
feet.
6
She was, as per usual, dressed as a boy and slightly
smudged
.
7
When I drank, I could talk wind velocity with
smudged
,
drained firemen.
8
His own handwriting became quickly more
smudged
and illegible than even Stoker's.
9
Bitharn sat on the bed, hollow-eyed and
dirt
-
smudged
,
after Lady Inguilar left.
10
To her horror it was blotted out,
smudged
out of all recognition.
11
The other bags had been like mosaics of
smudged
and greasy fingerprints.
12
Her hair was mussed, her makeup was
smudged
,
but she looked overjoyed.
13
Its edges
smudged
the dark band of fir trees on MacNab's Island.
14
She was flushed, her eyes were dilated, and her makeup was
smudged
.
15
Her careful makeup had
smudged
,
melted, run down her face, and evaporated.
16
His hands were
smudged
with soot, and his face glistened with sweat.
smudged
smudge
·
smudge with
smudge with dirt
smudge with soot
smudge face
smudge glass
Portuguese
mancha
nódoa
Catalan
taca
tacar
ensutjar
enfosquir
entelar
Spanish
manchón
baldón
tiznón
mancha
tizne
churrete
manchurrón
ensuciar
embadurnar
manchar
embarrar
oscurecer