Antonyms for smut

Grammar : Noun

Spell : smuht

Phonetic Transcription : smʌt

purity

Definition of smut

Origin : 1660s, "black mark, stain," from verb smutten "debase, defile" (late 14c.), later "stain or mark with soot, etc." (1580s), cognate with Middle High German smotzen "make dirty," from West Germanic *smutt- (cf. Middle High German smuz "grease, dirt;" German Schmutz "dirt," schmutzen "to make dirty"). The meaning "indecent or obscene language" is first attested 1660s.

noun pornography

Example sentences :

That had been the last of Smut's days of prowess had I not fortunately had a spear.
Extract from : « The Rifle and The Hound in Ceylon » by Samuel White Baker

Smut and Bran had him by the ears, and a thrust with the knife finished him.
Extract from : « The Rifle and The Hound in Ceylon » by Samuel White Baker

It was known in unofficial circles as Smut One and attendance was compulsory.
Extract from : « The Boy Grew Older » by Heywood Broun

To the men he was Smut, and no one ever thought of calling him anything else.
Extract from : « The Story of Baden-Powell » by Harold Begbie

The shining surface reflected the Smut, and he seemed to himself to be two.
Extract from : « Miscellanea » by Juliana Horatia Ewing

Why, you were dancing and jumping and calling to Smut when I met you as if there was nothing the matter!
Extract from : « The Rectory Children » by Mrs Molesworth

You can walk with mamma alone then, Alie, and Smut and I will come after you.
Extract from : « The Rectory Children » by Mrs Molesworth

Smut was very fond of Bridget, who had a very big heart for all dumb animals.
Extract from : « The Rectory Children » by Mrs Molesworth

P'raps I'd better fix to try again after all—what do you think, Smut?'
Extract from : « The Rectory Children » by Mrs Molesworth

They were Bridget and Smut, both apparently absorbed in admiring the sunset.
Extract from : « The Rectory Children » by Mrs Molesworth

Synonyms for smut

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