Smelt

from dutch and german – infinitive = smelten (= to smelt).

the word is used in both dutch and german, they are not the same language.

definition;

1). to smelt ore in order to get metal from it, or produce metal in this way. the separation of the metal usually requires a chemical change.

2). to undergo fusing or melting in the process of smelting.

3). fish of northern waters: a small silvery sea or freshwater fish.

4). smelt as food: the oily flesh of a smelt as food.

5). past tense of to smell.

1). smelting tin and copper ore into bronze bars.
2). the ores are being smelted.
3). fish native to northern waters. – from family osmeridae.
4). flesh of smelt fish (see definition 3).
5). past tense of to smell – came from the fish that stank.
smelting is the act of running the p-n-s up and down the front of the v-g-n- against the cl-t. it should resemble a hotdog in the buns. it can be done before or after -j-c-l-t–n. usually done in the missionary position with the v-g-n-, but can be executed in the b-ttchecks while doggying.
girl: “smelt me!”
guy: “you got it, baby!”
girl: “it’s feels good, nice and warm.”
guy: “looks good too. you should see it from my vantage point.”
girl: “hand me the mirror.”
the act of smelling something
i smelt of the candle and it smelt good.
to write ones initials on there partners chest with s-m-n.
ben marked his territory when he smelted all over bethany’s chest.
pieces of loose skin on your b-llsack that fall off.
without use of lubrication while goofing off smelting occurs.