smuts

IPA: smˈʌts

noun

  • south african statesman and soldier (1870-1950)
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Examples of "smuts" in Sentences

  • Botha and Smuts held all the cards.
  • Smuts felt a keen sense of betrayal.
  • Less popular was the shy and distant Smuts.
  • I soon learnt to culture simple things, like moulds, smuts, rusts, and fungi.
  • Oil smuts could be a problem so women wore flat hats tied on with large, thick veils.
  • Her cheeks were streaked with grime, and there were sooty smuts on her nose and chin.
  • It is superfluous to urge the unnecessary "smuts," which are sometimes not in the least amusing.
  • Tough and relentless, smuts from some horrible material, they are up with the sun and the world is theirs.
  • She gets to her feet and smooths the skirt of her gown as if to brush away smuts from the fire, or to sweep away ill fortune.
  • The crowd parted as the engines rumbled into life and lined up for the grand parade, while owners set about last-minute buffing of gleaming metal and wiped smuts from otherwise immaculate liveries.

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