smur

/ smʌr /

noun

1. a variant of smir

Example Sentences

The bit storm will tak’ itsel’ off in a heavy mist and a thick smur, nae doubt o’ it.”

From Project Gutenberg

Once more the great sword was swung up, for Desiderius neither heard nor heeded the cry and rush of the Avars; but or ever the stroke could fall Desiderius saw the Angel of Essalona by his side and felt his hand restraining the blade; and at the same instant the figure before him, the figure of the King Orgulous, grew dim and hazy, and wavered, and broke like smur blown along a wooded hillside, and vanished from his gaze.

From Project Gutenberg

He was shifting his cramped attitude a little—a very little—for about the twentieth time, when a smur of colour showed on the mirror, and the next instant passed into a dark shadow.

From Project Gutenberg

There's a heavy mist and a thick smur—but I hear steps on the shingle.

From Project Gutenberg