smirch |
to stain, spot, or dirty, as by smearing with something that discolors. [4 definitions] |
smirk |
to smile in a self-satisfied, offensively knowing, or self-conscious way. [3 definitions] |
smite |
to hit or strike with great force, esp. with or as if with the hand or a hand-held weapon. [6 definitions] |
smith |
one who works in metals (often used in combination). [3 definitions] |
smithereens |
(informal) small pieces or fragments; bits. |
smithy |
the place in which a smith works, esp. a blacksmith. [2 definitions] |
smitten |
struck or overcome by strong feelings of attraction, liking, or infatuation. [2 definitions] |
smock |
a loose, light jacket, coat, or other similar garment, that is worn over clothing to protect it from soil or damage. [3 definitions] |
smocking |
a type of embroidered needlework in which the fabric is stitched and gathered into a honeycomb pattern, or the stitches themselves. |
smog |
a haze caused by the effect of sunlight on foggy air that has been polluted by vehicle exhaust gases and industrial smoke. |
smogless |
combined form of smog. |
smoke |
the visible, usu. black or gray gases or vapor emitted by a burning or smoldering substance. [12 definitions] |
smokeable |
combined form of smoke. |
smoke bomb |
a bomb that produces dense clouds of smoke upon detonation. |
smoke detector |
a warning device that emits a loud signal when it detects the presence of smoke or heat. |
smoked salmon |
salmon, usu. brine-cured, that has been smoked in preparation for consumption. |
smokehouse |
a place, esp. an outbuilding on a farm, where meat or fish is cured with smoke. |
smokeless |
having, making, or releasing little or no smoke. |
smoke out |
to force out of a refuge by, or as if by, overwhelming with smoke. [2 definitions] |
smoker |
someone or something that smokes, esp. one who frequently smokes tobacco. [3 definitions] |
smoke screen |
a cloud of smoke used to hide military areas or operations from an enemy. [2 definitions] |