Smĕrk'y1
} “So smĕrk, so smooth, he pricked his ears.” Spencer.
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Smirky
Smĭrk or Smĭrk'y2, a.
a. Nice; smart; spruce; affected.
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Smĕrk, v. i. p. 1247verbintransitive To smirk. See SMIRK.Smĕrk, a. p. 1247adjective Nice; smart; jaunty; spruce. [Obs.]Smĭrk, v. i. p. 1247verbintransitive To look affectedly soft or kind; to smile in an affected or conceited manner; to smerk.Smīrk, n. p. 1247noun An affected smile. The bride, all smirk and blush, had just entered the room. W. Scott.