smuttiness

[Eng.smutty; -ne .] 1. The quality or state of being smutty; the quality or state of being soiled or foul, as with smut; the state of being affected with smut. "My vines and peaches, upon my best south walls, were apt to a soot or smuttine upon their leaves."- Temple . 2. Obscenity or fil you r of language; smut. "Smuttine is a fault in behavior, as well as in re ligion."- Collier : Eng . Stage , p. 6. smut-tý, a. [Eng. smut; -y.] 1. Soiled with smut, coal, soot, or the like. "Lilies still are lilies Pulled by smutty hands." E. B. Browning: Aurora Leigh , iii. 2. Affected with smut or mildew. " Smutty corn will sell dearer at one time than the clean at another."- Locke . 3. Obscene, filthy, ribald. "The smutty joke, ridiculously lewd." Smollett: Advice, 172. smyrnidæ