(superl.) Obscene; not modest or pure; as, a smutty saying.
Example Sentences:
(1) A film based on a smutty book that now litters the racks of every last charity shop.
(2) Eric Gill was sex mad so it’s probably no surprise that his design for a stone lawn roller would be smutty, showing a naked Adam and Eve literally enjoying a roll in the Garden of Eden.
(3) "I didn't mean to become a martyr for free speech, I was a martyr for smutty gags."
(4) The Letterman show may be late-night TV, but edgy or smutty it is not.
(5) "He didn't like the smuttiness of it but he enjoyed the politics."
(6) Paul has nothing but kind words for her again but at least they're less smutty this week.
(7) From today, 1 July 2014, the words khuy (cock), pizda (cunt), yebat (to fuck) and blyad (whore) — a smutty quartet known as mat — will be banned from use in the arts in Russia .
(8) If it means making a movie for a million dollars instead of $20m, and not getting a fee to direct a movie, I’ll do that.” Mike Birbiglia review – 'clean' comic gets smutty to affirm importance of gags Read more Birbiglia currently lives in New York with his wife, the writer Jill Stein, and their child, away from the limelight of Hollywood – a place he confesses makes him feel “miserable”.
(9) But the one on Bake Off, Paul Hollywood , has brought the series its two bouts of bad publicity, first when his marriage was briefly threatened by reports of morning rolls with an American TV cook, and then, more recently, by allegations of getting too much dirt in the mix with smutty puns about lifting, spreading and soggy bottoms.
(10) Anyone calling for a flirt ban must have a mind that is as muddled as it is sad and smutty.
(11) The director of programmes, Kevin Lygo, has tried to put a different emphasis on the channel's output since he took over last year, moving away from smutty shows to bring new arts and history strands.
(12) Concerned about the then 12-year-old Stanhope's obsession with sketching bloody limbs and smutty cartoons, it addresses his mother with the opening gambit: "First of all, we strongly believe that Douglas is in need of professional help …" Over three decades later, any random observer at one of Doug's stand-up shows might think said psychiatrist had a point.
(13) Although the explicit nature of his work will put off many, there is real warmth and joy to it: the encounters he shows are neither smutty nor seedy, no less loving for their rawness or brevity.
(14) The Alex Salmond award for Scottish political sensitivity The American improvisers in smutty Muppets show Henson Alternative's Puppet Up were asked to perform a sketch about "Scottish independence day", and revealed themselves ignorant of the fact that Scotland was not, in fact, independent.