Smooth

Meaning

Adj

●

Having a

that

. Not rough.

●

Without

, problems, or

or incidents.

●

In People & Touch:

Bland; glib.

●

Flowing or

without

,

, or

; not

; fluent.

●

Suave; sophisticated.

●

Natural; unconstrained.

●

Unbroken.

●

Placid, calm.

●

Lacking

or

; not serrated.

●

Not

; having an even texture.

●

Having a

; neither

nor astringent.

●

In Mathematics:

Having

within the function’s domain.

●

In Mathematics:

That factors

into small

numbers.

●

In Classical studies & Linguistics:

Lacking

aspiration.

●

In Medicine:

Involuntary and non-striated.

Adv

●

Smoothly.

Noun

●

Something that is

, or that

and easily.

●

A

action.

●

A

having a

coat.

●

In People:

A

of an anti-hippie

in 1970s Britain.

●

In Statistics:

The analysis

through a

procedure.

Verb

●

To make

or even.

●

To reduce to a particular

or form by

ure; to

, to flatten.

●

To make

straightforward

or easy.

●

To

or palliate.

●

In Statistics:

To

important

in the

, while

noise.

●

In West Country English:

To

; especially to

an animal's fur.

Sourced from

Origin

smooth

English

smoothe

Middle English (1100-1500)

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