Smooth ( adjective , verb )

(As an adjective)

Smooth ( adjective )

1. Having a surface without roughness, bumps, or holes; even.
2. Having a surface without roughness, bumps, or holes; even.
3. Having a surface without roughness, bumps, or holes; even.
4. Having a flowing and effortless quality; easy and graceful.
5. Having a flowing and effortless quality; easy and graceful.

Origin:

Old english smōth, of germanic origin; related to dutch glad and german glatt.

Examples:

1. The surface was smooth and even.
2. His skin was smooth and unbroken.
3. The stone was smooth to the touch.
4. She had a smooth and effortless style of swimming.
5. He had a smooth and easy way of talking.

(As a verb)

Smooth ( verb )

1. Having a surface without roughness, bumps, or holes; even.
2. Having a surface without roughness, bumps, or holes; even.
3. Having a surface without roughness, bumps, or holes; even.
4. Having a flowing and effortless quality; easy and graceful.
5. Having a flowing and effortless quality; easy and graceful.

Origin:

Old english smōth, of germanic origin; related to dutch glad and german glatt.

Examples:

1. The surface was smooth and even.
2. His skin was smooth and unbroken.
3. The stone was smooth to the touch.
4. She had a smooth and effortless style of swimming.
5. He had a smooth and easy way of talking.