smutty
3
7.9
- adjective
- /ˈsmʌti/
- Offensive
:
obsceno
- The comedian's performance was filled with smutty jokes that made the audience laugh and cringe.
- smutty joke
- smutty and disgusting
And they had a really smutty programme on fetish.
- And they had a really smutty programme on fetish.
- Snowden is fake dating, and it's tad bit smuttier.
- I think if you like a very smutty, like immediately smutty book, go for it.
Examples
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He finds it smutty.
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They have smutty minds.
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I think if you like a very smutty, like immediately smutty book, go for it.
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That was getting kind of smutty there.
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There's nothing smutty in it.
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It's a smutty book, like most of the others you keep here, I daresay.
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I caught the faintly smutty tone to her voice.
Fiction book (1994) -
Now, I very much suspect you judged it to be smutty and trivial.
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But if you ever want to earn a little extra on the side... I'm always interested in little stories... anything spicy or even smutty.
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Typical smutty sailor comment.
Synonyms
309
6.4
Containing rude sexual words
90
4.7
Containing rude or offensive language
65
4.7
Words or jokes that are rude and about sex
24
9.9
Too interested in sex in a way that makes people uncomfortable
17
8.6
Content about sex that is rude and shocking
9
7.7
A person who often says rude words
Sexual talk or writing that is rude and shocking
Antonyms
Compounds
How Indecent
- Offensive
33
6.2
- Offensive
33
7.4
- Offensive
3
7.9
- NSFW
18
7.9
- Offensive
9
6.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word smutty comes from the old word smut, which meant 'soot' or 'dirt'. So a smutty joke is like 'moral dirt'—it is dirty or obscene.