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smirk
smirk S0495300 (smûrk)intr.v. smirked, smirk·ing, smirks To smile in an annoying self-satisfied manner.n. An annoying self-satisfied smile. [Middle English smirken, from Old English smercian, to smile; see smei- in Indo-European roots.] smirk′er n.smirk′ing·ly, smirk′i·ly adv.smirk′y adj.smirk (smɜːk) na smile expressing scorn, smugness, etc, rather than pleasurevb1. (intr) to give such a smile2. (tr) to express with such a smile[Old English smearcian; related to smer derision, Old High German bismer contempt, bismerōn to scorn] ˈsmirker n ˈsmirking adj ˈsmirkingly advsmirk (smɜrk) v.i. 1. to smile in an affected, smug, or offensively familiar way. n. 2. the facial expression of a person who smirks. [before 900; Middle English smirken (v.), Old English sme(a)rcian] smirk Past participle: smirked Gerund: smirking
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I smirk | you smirk | he/she/it smirks | we smirk | you smirk | they smirk |
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I smirked | you smirked | he/she/it smirked | we smirked | you smirked | they smirked |
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I am smirking | you are smirking | he/she/it is smirking | we are smirking | you are smirking | they are smirking |
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I have smirked | you have smirked | he/she/it has smirked | we have smirked | you have smirked | they have smirked |
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I was smirking | you were smirking | he/she/it was smirking | we were smirking | you were smirking | they were smirking |
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I had smirked | you had smirked | he/she/it had smirked | we had smirked | you had smirked | they had smirked |
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I will smirk | you will smirk | he/she/it will smirk | we will smirk | you will smirk | they will smirk |
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I will have smirked | you will have smirked | he/she/it will have smirked | we will have smirked | you will have smirked | they will have smirked |
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I will be smirking | you will be smirking | he/she/it will be smirking | we will be smirking | you will be smirking | they will be smirking |
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I have been smirking | you have been smirking | he/she/it has been smirking | we have been smirking | you have been smirking | they have been smirking |
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I will have been smirking | you will have been smirking | he/she/it will have been smirking | we will have been smirking | you will have been smirking | they will have been smirking |
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I had been smirking | you had been smirking | he/she/it had been smirking | we had been smirking | you had been smirking | they had been smirking |
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I would smirk | you would smirk | he/she/it would smirk | we would smirk | you would smirk | they would smirk |
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I would have smirked | you would have smirked | he/she/it would have smirked | we would have smirked | you would have smirked | they would have smirked | ThesaurusNoun | 1. | smirk - a smile expressing smugness or scorn instead of pleasuregrin, grinning, smile, smiling - a facial expression characterized by turning up the corners of the mouth; usually shows pleasure or amusement | Verb | 1. | smirk - smile affectedly or derisivelysimpersmile - change one's facial expression by spreading the lips, often to signal pleasurefleer - to smirk contemptuously |
smirknoun give a smug look, grin, simper They nudged each other and smirked.smirkverbTo smile in an affected, knowing way:simper.nounAn affected, knowing smile:simper.Translationssmirk (sməːk) verb to smile in a self-satisfied or foolish manner. He sat there smirking after the teacher had praised him. 傻笑,得意地笑 傻笑,得意地笑 noun a smile of this sort. 傻笑,得意的笑 傻笑,得意的笑 smirk
smirk at (someone or something)1. Literally, to smile at someone or something in a smug, scornful, or condescending manner. Sarah just smirked at me when I invited her to my party. My dad sat on the porch smirking at me as I made a hash of repairing the engine by myself.2. By extension, to regard someone or something with smugness, scorn, condescension, etc. I feel like the rest of the world smirks at us because of our outdated, backwards laws. I used to smirk at the idea of working in a cubicle for eight hours a day, but once I had kids and needed steady income, it stopped sounding so unappealing.See also: smirksmirk at someone or somethingto smile in a smug or sneering way at someone or something. Why are you smirking at me like that? Jane looked at the report and smirked at it.See also: smirkSMIRK
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smirk
Synonyms for smirknoun give a smug lookSynonyms- give a smug look
- grin
- simper
Synonyms for smirkverb to smile in an affected, knowing waySynonymsnoun an affected, knowing smileSynonymsSynonyms for smirknoun a smile expressing smugness or scorn instead of pleasureRelated Wordsverb smile affectedly or derisivelySynonymsRelated Words |