
A term used in the video game industry by 3D modelers. Objects in video games are composed of three or four sided planes called polygons. A corrupted edge of a polygon is called a "smedge." A smedge will cause the 3D program in use to crash.
by Josiah M. August 04, 2007

by Delks September 07, 2019

by Willow May 13, 2005

'Check out these smedges' - remark made after giftwrapping something historically well, so that the edges of the paper are almost invisible.
by Snoppy5 September 26, 2007

I've noticed a lot of companies smedging during the corona virus. Taking credit for their own grand behavior when in fact they haven't done anything different than usual. Wikipedia saying "...our volunteers are working to bring you a trusted source of unbiased information. Throughout these challenging times, knowledge must and will remain open for all." I mean seriously, Shut The Fuck Up.
by geekmalone March 21, 2020
