smudger
Someone or something that makes marks by rubbing
- noun
- /ˈsmʌdʒər/
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manchador
- After finishing his painting, the artist realized he had become a bit of a smudger, accidentally blending the colors together.
Examples
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The makeup artist used a smudger to create a soft, smoky look for the model's eyes.
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I'm going to take the Smudger end and kind of smudge a little, smoke it out.
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I'm just using the smudger tip to kind of just smudge and clean.
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As a smudger, she often left behind ink stains on her hands from the art projects.
Synonyms
defacer
vssmudger
A person who damages public walls and buildings by writing or painting on them
can make marks accidentally and need not aim to spoil appearance
scuffler
vssmudger
Someone or something that scrapes a surface and leaves marks
creates blurred marks or stains and can act intentionally or accidentally
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Smudger comes from the verb smudge, which means 'to make a dirty or blurred mark', and the ending -er meaning 'one who does something'. So a smudger is someone or something that makes smears or stains.