Definition of "smutched" []

• Simple past tense and past participle of smutch. (verb)

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• "She drew on her pipe and cocked her feet back on their heels so that her smutched soles took the full benefit of the fire."
• "Still he wallowed and rolled up and down himself in the mire and dirt — he blurred and sullied his nose with filth — he blotted and smutched his face with any kind of scurvy stuff — he trod down his shoes in the heel — at the flies he did oftentimes yawn, and ran very heartily after the butterflies, the empire whereof belonged to his father."
• "The bright colors of their festival costumes, red and yellow, blue and white and green, were dulled and smutched a bit by the smokes and fires that had plagued the city daily."