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inky smudge

British  

noun

  1. slang a judge

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Etymology

Origin of inky smudge

rhyming slang

Example Sentences

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It’s one of the best performances of this past year and if Rios never acted again, it’d be a one-off for the ages, perfectly encapsulated in the strange, forced, teary half-smile of Oscar that closes this remarkable movie like an inky smudge on a passionately scribbled first draft.

From Los Angeles Times

Our goal, the rutted coast of mainland Wales, was somewhere before us but only dimly visible, an inky smudge squatting along the far horizon.

From Literature

The photos were blown up to more than life-size, and one or two had the inky smudge of a passport stamp circled across them.

From The Guardian