smudge

Object

• ink: This reduces the chances of me smudging the ink.
• line: This will prevent you from smudging lines on the silk.
• work: I constantly smudge the work I've just written, leaving my writing looking sloppy.
• boundary: And so they are scandalized when Jesus tramples over their carefully drawn lines, smudges the boundaries, and leaves them in confusion.
• eyeliner: There are Goth bands clad in black with smudged eyeliner freshly raided from their mother's drawers.

Converse of object

• leave: Take care not to leave smudges on the answer sheet.
• see: A little lower in the sky you should see a second smudge of light.
• have: I ALWAYS have a smudge down the whole side of my left hand whenever writing.

Adjective modifier

• faint: There was a faint smudge of scarlet below the pressure lock.
• dark: Dale Fort headland: note the dark smudge along the splash zone.
• black: He has a pink nose with a black smudge on one side.
• gray: Here, in gray smudges in the gravel spanning five millennia, is the essence of Heathrow's story.

Modifies a noun

• stick: Powder & stick incense, charcoal, herbs & resins, smudge sticks, magical oils.

Modifying Another Word

• easily: Dot matrix or inkjet printers are not really good enough and the ink from an inkjet tends to smudge fairly easily.
• not: Write & Rub Demo 6 You can apply the glitter with your finger as the adhesive is dry and will not smudge.
• n't: Its ink dries much faster than fountain pen ink does, so the letters wo n't smudge any more while you're writing.
• always: Erm... I'm always smudging everything I write.

Noun used with modifier

• voila: Black professional phil voila smudges appeared seems to have had no encounter.
• ink: His writing has become untidy and he always seems to get an ink smudge up the side of his hand.

Preposition: of

• light: A little lower in the sky you should see a second smudge of light.