Smooth
Webster's Condensed Dictionary- A Condensed Dictionary of the English Language · 1909 · p. 562
smooth, a. Having an even surface not rough; gently flowing; not ruffled or obstructed; flowing or uttered without stops, obstruction, or hesitation bland; mild; soothing; level; flat; polished; glo y; voluble; flattering; deceptive. — v. [smoothed (smoothd), smoothing.] To make smooth, make even on the surface by any means, to make easy make flowing. [AS. smedfie, smooth (adj.), OD. smedigh, soft, D. smijdig, malleable LG. smid, Dan. smed = E. smith.]— Smootb/ly, adv.— Smooth '• ne , n. Smote. See Smite.
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