Smock-mill, smok'-mil, s

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 167
a windmill whose top is the only part which turns to meet the wind. Smock-race, smok'-rase, s. a race formerly run by Smoke, smoke, s. the sooty exhalation that escapes a emit smoke; to fume tobacco in a pipe; to raise dust Smoke-black, smoke'-blak, s. a sooty substance obSmoke-board, smoke'-board, s. a board before the upper Smoke-cloud, smoke'-klowd, s. a cloud of smoke. Smoke-consuming, smoke'-kon-sew-ming, a. consuming Smoke-dried, smoke'-dride, a. dried in smoke. Smoke-jack, smoke'-jak, s. an apparatus for turning a Smokele , smoke'-les, a. having no smoke. Smoker, smo'-ker, s. one who dries by smoke; one who Smoke-sail, smoke' -sale, s. a small sail set forward of Smoking, smo'-king, a. emitting smoke; to smoke in: Smoky, smo'-ke, a. emitting smoke; having the apSmolt, smolt, s. a salmon after it a umes its silvery Smooth, smooth, a. having an even surface; not Smooth-chinned, smooth-tshind, a. beardle . Smooth-faced, smooth'-fased, a. having a mild, soft look. Smoothing, smooth' -ing, a. making smooth. Smoothing-iron, smooth'-ing-i-urn, s. a polished iron Smoothing-plane, smooth-ing-plane, s. a fine plane used Smooth-tongued, smooth -tungd, a. plausible; flatter Smorzato, ing. sword-zä'-to, ad. an expre ion to indicate a: (It. dying away). a Smote, smote, pret. of Smite. Smother, smuth'-er, v.a. to suffocate;to stifle;to sup Smothered, smuth'-erd, a. suffocated;. stifled. Smothery, smuth - er - e, a. tending to smother. Smoulder, smole' -der, v.n. to burn and smoke without s. Smudge, smuj, v.a. to stain with black: s. a black stain. Smudge, smuj, s. a suffocating smoke; a smouldering Smug, smug, a. neat; spruce; affectedly nice in dre Smuggle, smug'-gl, v.a. secretly to import or export; goods without paying the custom-house duties; to Smuggler, smug'-gler, s. one who smuggles; a ve el Smuggling, smug'-gling, s. the offence of clandestinely Smut, smut, s. aspot made with soot or coal, or the foul Smutch, smutsh, v.a. to blacken with smoke, soot, or Smutty, smut'-te, a. soiled with smut; tainted with
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