Crossword clues for smuts
smuts
- South African leader
- S. African statesman
- Two-time South African PM
- Jan of South African history
- Famous name in South Africa
- Early South African prime minister Jan
- Specks of soot — South African statesman, d. 1950
- South African prime minister Jan
- Malan’s predecessor
- Late South African PM
- Jan of South Africa
Wiktionary
n. (plural of smut English)
Wikipedia
Smuts is an Afrikaans surname.
- Jan Smuts, South African and British Commonwealth statesman, military leader, and prime minister of the Union of South Africa.
- Barbara Smuts, American anthropologist and psychologist.
- Dene Smuts, South African politician.
- JJ Smuts, South African cricketer.
- John Addey Smuts, South African-born British army officer, cousin of Jan Smuts, and husband of May Yohé.
- John Christopher Smuts, known as Christopher Smuts, South African-born British barrister and Liberal Party politician.
- Kelly Smuts, South African cricketer, younger brother of JJ Smuts.
- Neil Smuts, South African aviator, World War I flying ace.
- Smuts Ngonyama, former head of communications for the African National Congress.
Category:Afrikaans-language surnames
Usage examples of "smuts".
The burly Lucas Meyer, smart young Smuts fresh from the siege of Ookiep, Beyers from the north, Kemp the dashing cavalry leader, Muller the hero of many fights--all these with many others of their sun-blackened, gaunt, hard-featured comrades were grouped within the great tent of Vereeniging.
The attack, which lasted all day, was carried out by a commando of 2000 Boers under Smuts, who rushed the position upon the following morning.
The chief leaders of separate commandos were Kritzinger, Scheepers, Malan, Myburgh, Fouche, Lotter, Smuts, Van Reenen, Lategan, Maritz, and Conroy, the two latter operating on the western side of the country.
And not long ago had come news of weevils and rusts and smuts and the Divine only knew what else beginning to make their sinister way through the farming belts of western Alhanroel, so in a little while the same madness would very likely be sweeping the senior continent.
The attack was delivered by De la Rey, Smuts, and Celliers, with 1500 men, who galloped up to the pickets in the early morning.
With this mobile and formidable little force Babington pushed on in search of Smuts and De la Rey, who were known to be in the immediate neighbourhood.
Such a union occurred, however, in the early days of February 1902, when Smuts, Malan, and several other Boer leaders showed great activity in the country round Calvinia.
The wounded were left to the care of Smuts, who behaved with chivalry and humanity.
The last incident of this scattered, scrambling, unsatisfactory campaign in the Cape peninsula was the raid made by Smuts, the Transvaal leader, into the Port Nolloth district of Namaqualand, best known for its copper mines.
A relief column, under Colonel Cooper, was quickly organised at Port Nolloth, and advanced along the railway line, forcing Smuts to raise the siege in the first week of May.
As he lunged forward, forced open the carriage door against the onrushing air and stepped out onto the narrow ledge at the side, clinging to the door frame, it was more than the wind, the steam and the smuts that stung his skin and his eyes, it was an agony of memory, a sacrifice, a loss, the price of his own escape from ruin and prison as well.