smickly (Meaning)
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smickly (adv.)
Smugly; finically.
Synonyms & Antonyms of smickly
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smickly Sentence Examples
- The butler emerged with a smickly smile, his white gloves immaculately pristine.
- The table was adorned with a smickly tablecloth, creating an air of elegant sophistication.
- The new car gleamed smickly, its polished exterior reflecting the sunlight.
- The young boy's hair was parted smickly, slicked back with a dollop of pomade.
- The bakery displayed a smickly array of pastries, their golden crusts beckoning invitingly.
- The leather jacket had a smickly patina, giving it an aged and rugged appearance.
- The boutique sold a smickly collection of designer clothing, catering to the discerning fashionista.
- The actor's smickly delivery of the lines left the audience in awe.
- The smickly sound of champagne corks popping filled the air at the grand opening.
- The hotel room was spotless and smickly, providing a luxurious retreat for weary travelers.
FAQs About the word smickly
Smugly; finically.
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The butler emerged with a smickly smile, his white gloves immaculately pristine.
The table was adorned with a smickly tablecloth, creating an air of elegant sophistication.
The new car gleamed smickly, its polished exterior reflecting the sunlight.
The young boy's hair was parted smickly, slicked back with a dollop of pomade.
