How Do You Spell SMUTTED?

Pronunciation: [smˈʌtɪd] (IPA)

The word "smutted" is spelled with the letters s-m-u-t-t-e-d. It's pronounced /ˈsmʌtɪd/, with the "sm" sounding like "s-muh" and the "u" as in "hut". The first "t" is pronounced strongly, making the "d" at the end appear to be silent. This word means covered or stained with smut, which refers to something that is dirty or sooty. It can also refer to something that is smeared with something like dirt or grime.

SMUTTED Meaning and Definition

  1. Smutted is an adjective derived from the verb form "smut," which refers to the act of applying or becoming tainted, stained, or soiled with dirt, soot, or other dry, fine, black particles. When something is described as smutted, it means that it has been marked, covered, or contaminated by such particles, typically resulting in a dark, dirty appearance.

    The term smutted can describe various objects or surfaces, such as clothing, walls, surfaces, or even plants. For example, if a piece of white fabric is smutted, it implies that it has acquired dirty marks or discoloration, often of a black or gray hue. Similarly, a smutted wall may have been coated by soot, causing a dull, grimy effect. In the case of plants, smutted may describe the presence of dark, powdery fungal spores or dust on leaves or flowers.

    The usage of the term smutted extends beyond physical dirt or staining as it can also pertain to more metaphorical or figurative contexts. In literature, for instance, a character's reputation can be smutted, implying that it has been tarnished or besmirched through immoral or indecent behavior. In this sense, smutted suggests a disreputable, sullied, or impure state.

    Overall, the adjective smutted is commonly used to describe the presence of dirt, soot, stains, or other contaminants that result in a dark, filthy appearance, both in the physical world and in metaphorical contexts relating to reputation or moral standing.

Common Misspellings for SMUTTED

Etymology of SMUTTED

The word "smutted" is derived from the noun "smut", which has its root in Old English. "Smut" originally referred to impurities or dirt, usually found in coal or soot. Over time, the term also came to be associated with anything that was considered morally or sexually offensive. Therefore, the verb form "smutted" describes the act of making something smutty, corrupting it, or staining it with obscenity.

Conjugate verb Smutted

CONDITIONAL

I would smutted
you would smutted
he/she/it would smutted
we would smutted
they would smutted
I would smut
we would smut
you would smut
he/she/it would smut
they would smut

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be smutteding
you would be smutteding
he/she/it would be smutteding
we would be smutteding
they would be smutteding

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have smutted
you would have smutted
he/she/it would have smutted
we would have smutted
they would have smutted

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been smutteding
you would have been smutteding
he/she/it would have been smutteding
we would have been smutteding
they would have been smutteding

FUTURE

I will smutted
you will smutted
he/she/it will smutted
we will smutted
they will smutted
I will smut
we will smut
you will smut
he/she/it will smut
they will smut

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be smutteding
you will be smutteding
he/she/it will be smutteding
we will be smutteding
they will be smutteding

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have smutteded
you will have smutteded
he/she/it will have smutteded
we will have smutteded
they will have smutteded
I will have smutted
we will have smutted
you will have smutted
he/she/it will have smutted
they will have smutted

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been smutteding
you will have been smutteding
he/she/it will have been smutteding
we will have been smutteding
they will have been smutteding

IMPERATIVE

you smutted
we let´s smutted

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to smutted

PAST

I smutteded
you smutteded
he/she/it smutteded
we smutteded
they smutteded
he/she/it smutted

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was smutteding
you were smutteding
he/she/it was smutteding
we were smutteding
they were smutteding

PAST PARTICIPLE

smutteded

PAST PERFECT

I had smutteded
you had smutteded
he/she/it had smutteded
we had smutteded
they had smutteded
I had smutted
we had smutted
you had smutted
he/she/it had smutted
they had smutted

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been smutteding
you had been smutteding
he/she/it had been smutteding
we had been smutteding
they had been smutteding

PRESENT

I smutted
you smutted
he/she/it smutteds
we smutted
they smutted
I smut
we smut
you smut
he/she/it smuts
they smut

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am smutteding
you are smutteding
he/she/it is smutteding
we are smutteding
they are smutteding

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

smutteding

PRESENT PERFECT

I have smutteded
you have smutteded
he/she/it has smutteded
we have smutteded
they have smutteded
I have smutted
we have smutted
you have smutted
he/she/it has smutted
they have smutted

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been smutteding
you have been smutteding
he/she/it has been smutteding
we have been smutteding
they have been smutteding
I am smutting
we are smutting
you are smutting
he/she/it is smutting
they are smutting
I was smutting
we were smutting
you were smutting
he/she/it was smutting
they were smutting
I will be smutting
we will be smutting
you will be smutting
he/she/it will be smutting
they will be smutting
I have been smutting
we have been smutting
you have been smutting
he/she/it has been smutting
they have been smutting
I had been smutting
we had been smutting
you had been smutting
he/she/it had been smutting
they had been smutting
I will have been smutting
we will have been smutting
you will have been smutting
he/she/it will have been smutting
they will have been smutting
I would be smutting
we would be smutting
you would be smutting
he/she/it would be smutting
they would be smutting
I would have been smutting
we would have been smutting
you would have been smutting
he/she/it would have been smutting
they would have been smutting

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