smudgy

/ˈsmʌdʒi/
adjective
  1. Marked with dirty streaks or smears; not clean or clear.
    • The window was so smudgy that I could barely see outside.
    • The artist's hands were smudgy with charcoal from the drawing.
    • Her glasses were smudgy after she touched them with greasy fingers.
  2. Blurred or unclear in appearance, like a smudge.
    • His handwriting was smudgy, making the note hard to read.
    • The photo was smudgy because the camera lens was dirty.
    • The ink on the page became smudgy when it got wet.
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