smother
s muh dher
- n a confused multitude of things
- n a stifling cloud of smoke
- v envelop completely
smother the meat in gravy - v deprive of oxygen and prevent from breathing
Othello smothered Desdemona with a pillow - v conceal or hide
smother a yawn - v form an impenetrable cover over
the butter cream smothered the cake - v deprive of the oxygen necessary for combustion
smother fires
- This is the first of Lauzon's extravagant fantasies and, like other, odder ones, it is cogently grounded in the solitude that can smother any childanybody.
- Just because Asian movies don't smother the screen with sex doesn't mean a lot of filmmakers aren't, um, doing it.
- Some of them suggested that Barbara Baekeland, a social-climbing former model who gave her son smother love but no stability, had been courting her own death.