smut in Irish
smut in Irish is cáidheadas, graostacht, gáirsiúlacht — smut means sexually explicit or crude material, especially writing, images, or jokes.
smut in Irish
What does "smut" mean?
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noun Sexually explicit or crude material, especially writing, images, or jokes.
"The magazine was mostly smut with a few articles thrown in."
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noun A dark mark or smear of soot or dirt.
"A smut of coal dust covered the miner's face."
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noun A fungal disease that blackens the grains of cereal crops.
"The wheat field was hit hard by smut this season."
smut in a sentence
- The magazine was mostly smut with a few articles thrown in.
- A smut of coal dust covered the miner's face.
- The wheat field was hit hard by smut this season.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "smut" in Irish?
"smut" in Irish is cáidheadas, graostacht, gáirsiúlacht. smut means: Sexually explicit or crude material, especially writing, images, or jokes.
How do you use "smut" in a sentence?
Example: "The magazine was mostly smut with a few articles thrown in." In Irish, "smut" is cáidheadas, graostacht, gáirsiúlacht.
Are there other ways to say "smut" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "smut": cáidheadas, graostacht, gáirsiúlacht, salachar, dúchan.