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smirk

[smurk] / smɜrk /
NOUN
sly smile
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The man smirked, stuck out his tongue, and pulled a vacant expression.

From BBC

But Quin smirked, dragged his chair closer and grabbed E in the crotch, the complaint says.

From Los Angeles Times

It is probably easier to smirk or cast aspersions at the idea of a love for the ages than it is to accept that you have not met that person in your own life.

From Salon

The musical indulges her not with a smirk but with a knowing smile.

From Los Angeles Times

Still, his ever-present smirk in old clips and new announces his Delta bro status to the world.

From Salon