This smart from Whitehall hasn't got a corner in notions yet, Coombes.

My skin tingles and little cuts on my fingers smart from the salinity.

They shrink from exposing their sore spots and sensitive points, which smart from the lightest touch.

He get that kind of smart from you?

See thou fall not hastily into the like offence, else shalt thou smart from Childermas to All-hallowtide.

Her place is smart from the ground floor up-notlike the shabby old junk shops the others have.

We guessed that he had been aroused at finding his back smart from the scratch we made in it.

Our hands and faces still smart from the biting insects, and the perfume of the odorous kitten promises to be ever with us.

Her cheeks were red and smarting from the blows she had received.

When it stops smarting from the vinegar cover with vaseline or oil.

But Sharpman was still smarting from the blow inflicted by his opponent.

Watty was still smarting from the rope's-end when he entered the cabin.

He stood up straight, though his back still smarted from the lash.

Here he was, accordingly, breakfastless, his chin smarting from a hasty shave.

She still smarted from Bwana's, to her, unjust treatment of the Hon.

Was it that his self-love smarted from her contemptuous rejection of him?