And the Images, the Coppyes, and their bandes wherewith they were tyed in the midst and held by, were all shyning, and their hands inuiluped with the sundry stringes, flynging about the plainesmothe of the black stone.
No berd hadde he, ne never sholde have, As smothe it was as it were late y-shave; 690 I trowe he were a gelding or a mare.
Hit com and creep to me as lowe, Right as hit hadde me y-knowe, Hild doun his heed and Ioyned his eres, And leyde alsmothe doun his heres.
Smothe thin brittle substance of a redish brown colour easily seperated from the woody Stem in flakes.
Small pustuls filled with the balsom rise with a blister like appearance on the body of the tree and it's branches; the bark which covers these pustules is Soft thin Smothe and easily punctured.
Turtle mountain with Knife River on this River is a Smothe Stone which the Indians have great fath in & Consult the Stone on all great occasions which they Say Marks or Simblems are left on the Stone of what is to take place &c.
The root of the rush used by the natives is a sollid bulb about one inch in length and usually as thick as a man's thumb, of an ovate form depressed on two or more sides, covered with a thin smothe black rind.
The see hath eek his right to ben som-tyme calme and blaundishing with smothe water, and som-tyme to ben horrible with wawes and with tempestes.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "smothe" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
