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vb. ''Archaic spelling of'' smooth#Verb.
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Smoothe is a design communication company with studios in the UK, Europe and the Middle East.
The company is known for creating photo realistic architectural visualization, still images, film and animation, branding, graphics and web design.
Usage examples of "smoothe".
Until that moment, at which she was witness of the change that took place in him when thinking that the confidence that it had to him she was infundada, Julie had not realized of to what extent it had been smoothed from the previous day.
Each trailed a rootlike anchor, and as Lot watched, the twin tangles reached for one another, melding into a knot of tissue smoothed together by some active nanomech.
Tony and Rachel were located in their respective places marked in the floor, and while a maquillador passed a little of dust over the sudorosa forehead of Tony and a vestidora smoothed the blouse of the dress of Rachel, Zack began to make its habitual summary of the scene that were about to to film.
He smoothed a hand over her hair one last time and managed a grim smile.
Carefully, gently, he smoothed damp curls away from her face, resisting the urge to kiss her temple because she needed her sleep, and because he wanted a few minutes to himself to think.
Elizabeth tipped her head back to look at him upside down and dissolved in a genuine smile as he smoothed pennyroyal ointment over the mass of tiny welts.
Elizabeth sat down in the chair and smoothed her hands over the gentle curve of her stomach, considering the square of paper on her knees.
Nathaniel caught her up and smoothed the loose curls from around her face while she fought for her voice.
Elizabeth smoothed her skirt under her hands, and sought the right tone.
After a while Curiosity set Hannah down on a stool and smoothed her hair.
Quickly he smoothed down her skirt and stood before he lost his head again.
Now she smoothed it flat, then lifted a tress of it and touched it to her lips.
He took off his hat and smoothed his hair, fussing a little with the curls about his ears.
I put with them, that she does not know I keep: the silver thimble, from the sewing-box at Briar, with which she smoothed my pointed tooth.
He smoothed his hair and, leaning against the porch rail, stared peacefully out at the water.