Smile

Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 100
smīl, v.i. to expre pleasure by the countenance: to expre slight contempt: to look joyous: to be favourable.— n. act of smiling: the expre ion of the features in smiling: favour: ( slang ) a drink, a treat.— ns. Smī′ler , one who smiles; Smī′let ( Shak. ), a little smile.— adj. Smī′ling , wearing a smile, joyous.— adv. Smī′lingly , in a smiling manner: with a smile or look of pleasure.— n. Smī′lingne , the state of being smiling. [Scand., Sw. smila , to smile.]
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