terms |
smugger |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective smugger is
(
smug).
thief |
smugger |
As a noun thief
is one who has carried out a theft.
As an adjective smugger is
(
smug).
smugger |
smudger |
As an adjective smugger
is (
smug).
As a noun smudger is
one who, or that which, smudges.
smugger |
smuggery |
As an adjective smugger
is comparative of smug.
As a noun smuggery is
smugness; smug behaviour or attitude.
mugger |
smugger |
As a noun mugger
is a street robber or
mugger can be a large crocodile
crocodilus palustris of southwest asia, having a very broad wrinkled snout.
As an adjective smugger is
(
smug).
smugger |
snugger |
As adjectives the difference between smugger and snugger
is that
smugger is (
smug) while
snugger is (
snug).
smugger |
smugged |
As an adjective smugger
is (
smug).
As a verb smugged is
(
smug).
slugger |
smugger |
As a noun slugger
is a boxer who tends to deliver hard punches.
As an adjective smugger is
(
smug).
smugger |
smuggler |
As an adjective smugger
is comparative of smug.
As a noun smuggler is
one who smuggles things.
smegger |
smugger |
As a noun smegger
is a hateful person or thing.
As an adjective smugger is
comparative of smug.