smooth faced

1. Having a smooth face; beardle . 2. Having a mild, soft, bland, or winning look. 3. Having a fawning or insinuating look. 4. Having a smooth face or surface in general. smooth-file, s. 1. A finishing-file, whose teeth are of a grade of coarsene between the second-cut and the dead smooth. [ROUGH-FILE.] 2. The rubbing-tool used by the needle-maker in pre ing and rolling a pack of wires cut for needles, to take out of them the bend they have acquired by the coiling of the wire. smooth-grained, adj . Smooth in the grain, as wood or stone. "Smooth- grained , and proper for the turner's trade." Dryden: Virgil ; Georgic ii. 631. smooth-hound, s. Ichthy.: Mustelus lævis , about three feet long, said to be used for food in the He brides. Its skin is much smoother and softer than the skins of other sharks. *smooth-paced, a . Having a smooth, easy pace; moving or flowing easily, readily, and smoothly. "Remarks which none did e'er disclose In smooth - pac'd verse or hobbling prose." Prior: Alma , iii. 144.