smooge
1smooge — Whatever it is that has managed to land on your person. Jim was eating pudding and he now has some smooge on his shirt …
2smooge — Whatever it is that has managed to land on your person. Jim was eating pudding and he now has some smooge on his shirt …
3smooge — intransitive verb see smoodge …
4smoodge — (also smooge) Austral./NZ informal verb 1》 behave amorously. 2》 behave in an ingratiating manner. noun 1》 a display of amorous affection. 2》 an act or instance of being ingratiating. Derivatives smoodger noun Origin early 20th cent.: prob. an alt …
5smoodge — /smudʒ / (say smoohj) verb (i) (smoodged, smoodging) Colloquial 1. to kiss; caress. 2. to flatter; curry favour. Also, smooge. {probably from British dialect} –smoodger, noun –smoodging, noun …
6smoodge — v.intr. (also smooge) Austral. & NZ 1 behave in a fawning or ingratiating manner. 2 behave amorously. Etymology: prob. var. of dial. smudge kiss, sidle up to, beg in a sneaking way …
