smut house
1smut house — American a place where pornographic programmes are screened. Smut as in dirty1, and nothing to do with an old fashioned boiler room: He had never watched queer movies before, and after this night he had no plans to watch another one …
2smut — [smʌt] n [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: Perhaps from smot dirty mark (16 19 centuries)] 1.) [U] books, stories, talk etc that offend some people because they are about sex ▪ I won t have smut like that in my house! 2.) [U and C] dirt or ↑soot (=black… …
3smut — noun 1 (U) books, stories, talk etc that offend some people slightly because they are about sex: I won t have smut like that in my house! 2 (C, U) dirt or soot (=black powder produced by burning), or a piece of this …
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