Smirk

Definition of Smirk

To smile in an irritatingly smug or silly way.

How should Smirk divide into syllables

The word 'smirk' has one syllable. It has one vowel 'i' and three consonants 's', 'm', and 'r'.

Part of Speech - Smirk

He smirked when he heard the joke.

Sentences with Smirk

• She gave him a smirk when he stumbled over his words.
• The boy had a smirk on his face as he showed off his new toy.
• The teacher smirked when the student gave a wrong answer.
• He tried to hide his smirk when his friend tripped and fell.
• The boss gave a smirk of satisfaction when he caught the employee making a mistake.
• She couldn't resist the urge to smirk when her rival lost the competition.
• The politician had a smirk on his face as he made the controversial statement.
• He gave a little smirk when he saw his ex-girlfriend with her new boyfriend.
• The cat gave a smirk of superiority as it walked away from the defeated dog.
• The detective couldn't help but smirk when he solved the case.

Quotes with Smirk

• A smirk is the product of a lazy mind trying to appear smart.
• A smirk is the first step towards arrogance.
• A smirk is the mask of a coward trying to hide his fear.
• A smirk is the enemy of sincerity.
• A smirk is the weapon of the weak trying to appear strong.
• A smirk is the language of the ignorant trying to sound wise.
• A smirk is the gesture of the selfish trying to appear generous.
• A smirk is the smile of the liar trying to hide the truth.
• A smirk is the expression of the fool trying to look clever.
• A smirk is the mark of the insecure trying to appear confident.

Number of characters in Smirk

5 ( s, m, i, r, k )

Unique letters in Smirk

5 ( s, m, i, r, k )

Smirk Backwards

krims

Phonetic Transcription of Smirk

IPA (International): smɜ:k

ARA (American): smɝk

EPA (English): smɜ:k

SMER-K