smicker Synonyms
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smicker Meaning
Webster
smicker (a.)
To look amorously or wantonly; to smirk.
Webster
smicker (v.)
Amorous; wanton; gay; spruce.
smicker Sentence Examples
- The sly salesman smickered as he promised an unrealistic discount.
- The child's smicker betrayed her mischievous intent to prank her sibling.
- The politician's smicker conveyed both arrogance and self-satisfaction.
- The arrogant employee's smicker grated on the nerves of his colleagues.
- The teacher's smicker hinted at a secret joke shared with the students.
- The sly fox smickered as it outsmarted the unsuspecting rabbit.
- The villain's smicker sent shivers down the spines of his victims.
- The smug expression on his face was accompanied by an infuriating smicker.
- The smicker revealed the hidden malice beneath the seemingly pleasant exterior.
- The smicker served as a constant reminder of the tormentor's superiority.
FAQs About the word smicker
To look amorously or wantonly; to smirk., Amorous; wanton; gay; spruce.
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The sly salesman smickered as he promised an unrealistic discount.
The child's smicker betrayed her mischievous intent to prank her sibling.
The politician's smicker conveyed both arrogance and self-satisfaction.
The arrogant employee's smicker grated on the nerves of his colleagues.
