The phrase "smear with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe an action of coating a surface with something. For example: "He smeared the cake with icing sugar."
Rub salt into the skin of the pork and smear with a little olive oil.
That's simply giving the administration a license to smear with impunity.
There is no need to compare the importance of a Pap smear with a facial".
Rather than correct a smear, Mr. Hislop has tried to justify one smear with another".
Put the bird in a roasting pan, smear with butter and roast for 1 hour 20 minutes.
Put the birds on a large deep-sided baking tray, smear with the butter and drizzle with the remaining olive oil.
Brand went on to read about the rats' takeover of Hamelin, which they smear with "bum custard" as they "machine-gun butt-pellets from their egg-holes".
Fighting an anonymous smear with an anonymous lawsuit is a counterintuitive idea — and a lot of judges, including the judge on Lani's case, are reluctant to try it.
Tuck the garlic and herbs under the bird's skin and in the nooks of the wings and legs; smear with butter (or drizzle with olive oil), and sprinkle liberally with salt and pepper.
As Lee Hall, chief of parasitology and international programmes at America's National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, observes, you rarely get a blood smear with hundreds of parasites obvious in it.
Either pour this over the vegetables or – if you are afraid of the egg sticking or you are using an iron pan – scrape the vegetables into the egg bowl, wipe the pan clean, smear with butter, then pour it all back in the pan, stirring until the eggs begin to cook. 5 Let the frittata cook over a low heat.
