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Meanings of smutty in English

Characterized by obscenity.

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Soiled with dirt or soot.

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Usage of smutty in English
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He turned on Mrs. Pennycook-heshook a smutty finger under her nose.
The Long Chance
2
The priest didn't read it out, however, because it was too smutty.
The Prose of Alfred Lichtenstein
3
The posts are often unnerving and smutty, but also fraternal and strangely heartwarming.
News.com.au
4
In 1972 came My Ding-A-Ling, a smutty song wholly lacking Berry's usual artistry.
The Guardian
5
He placed a smutty hand on the table and leaned down.
When Egypt Went Broke: A Novel
6
Hugh thought of all the smutty stories he had heard-andtold.
The Plastic Age
7
He slowly unclenched a smutty fist and revealed three separate shillings.
The Half-Hearted
8
Then she smoothed his bed-clothes till they were covered with her smutty trail.
The Divine Fire
9
So that was truly brilliant work. Her smutty little avatar flashed me again.
Year Zero
10
How soldier-like he faced the smutty rabble and flung back his high defiance!
The Prince and the Pauper
11
The men on the truck, smutty of face and hands, joked across the ladders.
Horses Nine / Stories of Harness and Saddle
12
She considered lice in the same class with smutty jokes,-thingsto be whispered about.
One of Ours
13
First, soil infection from a previous smutty crop; second, soil infection from wind-blown spores.
The Desert of Wheat
14
A black-grey drive between bushes of smutty laurel and arbutus.
Mary Olivier: a Life
15
Shameless to the core, Tellier plays the smutty Frenchman for all he is worth.
The Guardian
16
Sex has gone so mainstream it's not even smutty anymore.
Big bosoms and square jaws
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