Results for: smooth
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contour designed to minimize resistance, design or build in a form which offers minimum resistance to a current of air or fluid; make more efficient, organize, simplify, design or build with smooth shape, line in fluid, make something more efficient, p...streamline
covered with fine hairs, looking or feeling like silk, made of silk, resembling silk, soft, delicate, shiny; covered with fine soft hairs, smooth in mannersilky
covered with wax, having hard deposits like wax, resembling or made of wax; covered with wax; soft, readily shaped; smooth (as of a floor); furious (British)waxy
crush or humiliate somebody, defeat somebody, flat, make level or smooth; become level; make flat; beat flat; knock down; make insipid or dull, make or become flat, stand flat against somethingflatten
crush, disfigure, mutilate; ruin, destroy; smooth and flatten with a mangle, destroy somebody or something by crushing, machine for pressing fabric, mechanical device with large heated rollers which smooth and flatten linens, put something through a ma...mangle
device for applying lubricant, person or thing that lubricates (with oil, grease, etc.); someone or something that makes slippery or smooth, somebody who eases situationlubricator
device to help heel into shoe, smooth curved implement that is inserted into the back of a shoe to make it slip on more easily, squeeze somebody or something into spaceshoehorn
enamel-coated utensils, utensils coated with enamel (smooth and glossy coating)enamelware
even and smooth, exactly, flatboat, flatcar, flatten, flavorlessflat
excessively ingratiating, oily, fatty, or greasy, smooth, slippery; overly pious, overly flattering, soft and richunctuous
excessively ingratiating, unctuous; sleek and smooth, insincerely charmingsmarmy
fabric with soft lustrous pile, furry covering on deer antlers, gambling winnings, like velvet, made of velvet, soft like velvet, resembling velvet; made of velvet, soft plush fabric having a shiny pile and smooth plain underside; something that is vel...velvet
feeling like velvet, like or suggestive of velvet, smooth and softvelvety
flat, pertaining to a plane; level, smooth, outspreading, relating to a geometric plane, two-dimensionalplanar
flour and water paste, musical instrument, paste used in dentistry, play a lute; seal holes with putty; smooth with a trowel, seal with lute, sealant used in the construction industry, stringed instrument with a pear-shaped body and a long fretted neck...lute
 

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