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smirkingly
ˈsmirkingly, adv. [f. prec.] In a smirking manner; with a smirk.1567 Drant Horace, Ep. i. vi. D ij, Thou thy selfe moste smerkinglye..Saye father, brother, to eche one. 1748 Richardson Clarissa (1811) V. 147 Hanging smirkingly upon all I said. 1773 J. Berridge Wks. (1864) 89 It would do you good to ... Oxford English Dictionary
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smirkily
ˈsmirkily, adv. [f. smirky a. + -ly2.] = smirkingly adv.a 1974 R. Crossman Diaries (1975) I. 135 There they were today looking at Jennie rather smugly and smirkily. 1978 Guardian Weekly 5 Feb. 18/3 Cryptic allusions..to padlocks and fetters, which most recent biographers have smirkily interpreted as... Oxford English Dictionary
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Tim Lovejoy
Hopelessly banal and nauseatingly self-assured, smirkingly unfunny ... wikipedia.org
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smirkly
† ˈsmirkly, adv. Obs.—1 [f. smirk a. + -ly2.] Smirkingly.a 1586 Sidney Arcadia ii. (1622) 258 Venus was glad to heare Such proffer made, which she well shewed with smiling cheare... And smirkly thus gan say [etc.]. Oxford English Dictionary
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Nasty (mixtape)
Aaron Williams of Uproxx wrote that the record "bangs wall to wall, and Rico’s smirkingly confident personality shines through on every track". wikipedia.org
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smirk
▪ I. smirk, n. (smɜːk) [f. smirk v.] 1. An affected or simpering smile; a silly, conceited, smiling look.c 1560 Ingelend Disobedient Child in Hazl. Dodsley II. 297 How many smirks and dulsome kisses! 1599 B. Jonson Cynthia's Rev. v. iii. Palinode, From Spanish shrugs, French faces, smirks, irpes, an... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Man with the Iron Fists
withdrawn to carry the central character role, but praised the supporting performances, especially those of Le's crime lord and Crowe, who Barker said "smirkingly wikipedia.org
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sneer
▪ I. sneer, n. (snɪə(r)) Also 8 snear. [f. the vb. Cf. NFris. sneer a scornful remark.] 1. An act of sneering; a look or expression implying derision, contempt, or scorn; a disdainful or scornful remark or utterance, esp. one of a covert or indirect nature.1707 Refl. upon Ridicule 107 He is applaude... Oxford English Dictionary
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Drop the Dead Donkey
His final appearance is on a gallery pedestal, naked, gagged and bound, exhibited by Joy as a work called Naif Minimalism — a term he had smirkingly applied wikipedia.org
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