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smut

/smʌt/

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noun

/smʌt/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями: может обозначать чёрное углеродистое вещество, используемое в пигментах и чернилах; грибковое заболевание злаковых растений; или, чаще всего, оскорбительный, непристойный или откровенно сексуальный материал, такой как слова, изображения или фильмы.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a black carbon substance used in pigments and ink; a fungal disease affecting cereal plants; or, more commonly, offensive, indecent, or sexually explicit material such as words, pictures, or films.

uncountable

  1. Soot or dirtB2formal

    A black, powdery or colloidal substance, primarily composed of amorphous carbon, often used in making pigments and ink.

    ruСажа

    • The old chimney was covered in a layer of smut.
    • Artists once used smut to create a deep black pigment.
    • The factory's smoke left smut on the windowsills.

    Synonymscarbon blackdirtgrimelampblacksmudgesoot

    Antonymscleanlinesspurity

  2. Plant diseaseC1formal

    A destructive fungal disease affecting cereal grasses, characterized by black, powdery masses of spores on the plant.

    ruГоловня

    • The wheat crop was devastated by smut this season.
    • Farmers use fungicides to prevent smut in their fields.
    • Smut can significantly reduce grain yields if left untreated.

    Synonymsbrandbunt

  3. Fungal organismC1formal

    Any fungus belonging to the order Ustilaginales, which causes smut disease in plants.

    ruГоловня

    • The biologist identified the fungus as a type of smut.
    • Smut fungi have a complex life cycle involving host plants.
    • Research on smut helps in developing resistant crop varieties.

    Synonymssmut fungus

  4. Obscene languageB2informal

    An offensive, indecent, or vulgar word or phrase.

    ruНепристойность

    • The comedian's routine was full of smut and crude jokes.
    • He was criticized for using smut in his speech.
    • The book was banned for containing smut.

    Synonymsbawdrydirtfilthindecencylewdnessobscenityprofanityribaldryscurrilityvulgarity

  5. Sexually explicit materialB2informal

    Creative works, such as writing, pictures, or films, that lack literary or artistic value and are intended solely to stimulate sexual desire.

    ruПорнография

    • The magazine was dismissed as nothing but smut.
    • Some people argue that certain films are just smut.
    • The library refused to stock materials considered smut.

    Synonymsfilthobscenitypornpornopornography

Forms
  • smuts plural form
  • smuts' possessive plural form
  • smut's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/smʌt/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, означающий делать что-то грязным, закопченным или непристойным; также используется как существительное, обозначающее непристойный материал.

A verb meaning to make something dirty, sooty, or obscene; also used as a noun referring to obscene material.

  1. Make obsceneC1informal

    To make something obscene or indecent, often by adding sexual content.

    ruОсквернять непристойностью

    • The editor smutted the original story to appeal to a different audience.
    • He was accused of smutting the film with unnecessary scenes.
    • They smutted the lyrics to make them more provocative.

    Synonymseroticizesexualize

    Antonymscleansepurifysanctify

  2. Stain with a dirty substanceB2formal

    To mark or stain something with a dirty substance, such as soot or grime.

    ruЗапачкать

    • The chimney sweep smutted his hands with soot.
    • She accidentally smutted her white dress with charcoal.
    • The old factory walls were smutted with years of pollution.

    Synonymsbefoulbegrimedirtysmearsmudgesoilsullytarnish

  3. Become affected with smutC1formalscientific

    To become infected or affected by smut, a fungal disease that affects plants, especially grains.

    ruЗаболеть головнёй

    • The corn crop began to smut after the heavy rains.
    • Farmers worry when their wheat starts to smut.
    • The barley smutted quickly in the damp conditions.
  4. Affect with smut or mildewC1formalscientific

    To infect a crop, such as corn, with smut or mildew, causing damage.

    ruПоражать головнёй

    • The fungus smutted the entire field of corn.
    • Prolonged humidity can smut the wheat harvest.
    • They used a fungicide to prevent the disease from smutting the crops.

    Synonymsblightinfectmildewtaint

Forms
  • smutted past participle
  • smutted past simple
  • smutting present participle
  • smuts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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