Pronunciation: [smˈʌtɪlɪ] (IPA) 
Smuttily is an adverb that means to behave or look in a dirty, obscene or lewd manner. This word is pronounced as /smʌtəli/ in IPA phonetic transcription where "s" sounds as /s/, "m" as /m/, "u" as /ʌ/, "t" as /t/, "i" as /ɪ/ and "ly" as /li/. The spelling of this word might appear complicated, however, it follows the common rule of adding -ly at the end of an adjective to make it an adverb.
Smuttily, an adverb derived from the adjective "smutty," is used to describe something that is obscene, vulgar, or sexually explicit. It refers to content, language, or behavior that is morally offensive, indecent, or risqué. The term "smuttily" implies a quality of being characterized by smut, which typically entails lewdness, crudeness, or an inappropriate focus on sexual or explicit matters.
When used in reference to content, smuttily describes material that contains sexually explicit imagery, themes, or descriptions. This can refer to literature, movies, or other forms of media that explore explicit sexual content in a vulgar or offensive manner. Similarly, when applied to language, smuttily signifies the use of obscene or vulgar words or expressions that pertain to sexual or indecent matters. It can also refer to risqué jokes, innuendos, or suggestive comments that have a lewd or offensive nature.
Moreover, smuttily can describe someone's behavior when they engage in or exhibit sexually inappropriate or indecent actions. This may pertain to someone's dress, gestures, or general demeanor that is intended to provoke or suggest sexual implications in an offensive or inappropriate manner. The term "smuttily" is often used in a negative connotation, as it suggests a lack of social propriety or decency, and highlights material or behavior that may be offensive or unwelcome in certain contexts.
The word "smuttily" is formed by adding the suffix "-ly" to the adjective "smutty".
The etymology of "smutty" can be traced back to Middle English, where the word "smoty" referred to something that was covered in soot or dirt, usually related to a black or filthy mark. This Middle English term derived from the Old English word "smeortan", meaning "to soil or blacken".
Over time, the meaning of "smutty" expanded to include not only physical dirtiness or sootiness but also a figurative sense of being obscene, indecent, or sexually suggestive. This development occurred in the 16th century, likely due to the association of dirt or filth with impurity or immorality.
