smutchy

English

Etymology

From smutch +‎ -y.

Adjective

smutchy (comparative more smutchy, superlative most smutchy)

1. Covered in smutches.
   • 1901, The Alkaloidal Clinic, volume 8, page 1024:

     I know a home, where the marks of four little smutchy fingers may be seen any day on the white paint of a door, and they are treasured above the costliest ornaments in that house.