Smirk ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Smirk ( verb )

To smile in a self-satisfied or contemptuous way.

Origin:

From the late 16th century, origin uncertain, possibly from the middle low german word "smirken" meaning "to smile scornfully".

Examples:

1. He smirked at her remark.
2. She smirked when he spilled the drink.
3. He couldn't help but smirk at the situation.
4. She smirked when she thought of the prank.
5. He smirked when he heard the news.

(As a noun)

Smirk ( noun )

To smile in a self-satisfied or contemptuous way.

Origin:

From the late 16th century, origin uncertain, possibly from the middle low german word "smirken" meaning "to smile scornfully".

Examples:

1. He smirked at her remark.
2. She smirked when he spilled the drink.
3. He couldn't help but smirk at the situation.
4. She smirked when she thought of the prank.
5. He smirked when he heard the news.