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smirker

 

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Noun smirker has 1 sense
  1. smirker - a smiler whose smile is offensively self-satisfied
    --1 is a kind of
    smiler
    Derived form: verb smirk1

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Term: Smirker

Noun (Person)

A smirker refers to someone who smirks, often arrogantly or with a self-satisfied expression.

Sample Sentence: Adam, the notorious smirker, couldn't help but smirk when he won the argument.

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Noun (Thing)

A smirker can also be an object or device used to create a smirk on someone's face, typically used for entertainment or pranks.

Sample Sentence: The joke shop sold various smirker gadgets that would amuse and surprise unsuspecting victims.

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Verb (Transitive)

When used as a verb, smirker means to smirk or smile in a smug or conceited manner.

Sample Sentence: Sheila smirked at her reflection in the mirror, smirking back at her own achievements.

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Verb (Intransitive)

As an intransitive verb, smirker refers to the action of smirking, often involuntarily or spontaneously.

Sample Sentence: The mischievous child couldn't help but smirk when they successfully pulled off the prank.

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Adjective

When used as an adjective, smirker describes something or someone that produces or is characterized by a smirk.

Sample Sentence: The comedian's smirker face became his trademark, making audiences laugh even before he spoke.

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