Use of the word smother in a sentence example

smother

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He smothered the man. [verb]

They smothered the fire. [verb]

I smothered my smile in front of her. [verb]

Watch in awe as their round asses and oversized cheeks smother every stiff cock we throw at them. [verb]

Leighton Andrews 's curious article tried to smother the campaign with a layer of induced boredom. [verb]

I vow you have smothered my mantua with dust. [verb]

A chorus of laughter followed this attack--laughter which found a smothered echo among the ghosts. [verb]

But this great piece of news, that should smother all the rest, seemed now to take a terrible time in coming. [verb]

It encourages the best men of the day, and it brings out the difference between right and wrong, which are quite smothered up in peace time. [verb]

It blazes up brighter or less bright, no doubt, according to the way the wind blows, but it cannot be wholly smothered--least of all by death. [verb]

A cold chill ran through him when she asked him with trembling lips and a smothered voice, "What harm have I done you." [verb]

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