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grin

noun as in wide smile

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verb as in smile widely

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Now, as third baseman Max Muncy said with a devious grin from atop a makeshift stage in the Dodger Stadium outfield, “it’s starting to get a little bit comfortable up here. Let’s keep it going.”

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A goofy grin stretched across the dog’s face and he let out a happy yelp.

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It's not long since Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, was grinning on the Buckingham Palace balcony, waving to the crowds.

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The track masquerades as easygoing reggae-pop, but the singer is looking for payback—it turns out she’s grinning because her cheating ex is now crying.

"Sometimes it can work out really crazy in politics," Jetten replied with a broad grin.

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