Smear
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 483
smer, v.t to overspread with anything sticky or oily, as grease to daub. [A S. smenan—sment, fat, grease, cog with Ger. schmeer grease, Ice. smjttr, butter.] Smell, smelt v.i. to affect the nose to have odour — to use the sense of smell. / toperceise by the — nose fia.t. and pa p. smelled or smolt v. the quality of bodies which affects the n*-s,e d ui perfume the sense which perceive*, this quality [Allied to Low Ger swollen, to smoke so »er riechen to smell, from ranch Smelling bottle, smel'ing-bot n. a bottle contaimng a smelling substance for stimulating tinnose and reviving the spirits. Smelt, smelt, a of tile salmon or tr mc family, having a cucumber-hke smelt. [AS Smelt, smelt, to melt ore in order to separate the metal — Bmelt'er. [Allied to Ihit smcltcn; prob conn, with Melt Smeltery, smelt' er-i, n. a pla* e lor smelting
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