Smotter v.

Sc. rare. [f. SMOT v. + -ER⁵: cf. SMOTRY a. and BESMOTTERED.] trans. To bespatter; to soil or stain.

1513.  Douglas, Æneid, VI. v. 13. His smotterit habit, our his schulderis lidder, Hang prevagely [etc.].

1819.  W. Tennant, Papistry Storm’d (1827), 182. Big bluidy draps … Barst out and smotter’t a’ the stane.