Tracy in New York finished one of her postings with a * smirkle * the other day.
That was a word I didn’t recognise. I love words I don’t recognise. I looked it up and whilst it is not to be found in the conventional dictionaries there were three choices in alternative dictionaries –
To smirkle – meaning to steal or pilfer;
A smirkle - the stiff, painful smile worn by the loser of a contest while congratulating the winner;
A smirkle - A facial expression that is halfway between a smile and a smirk.
Ignoring the first meaning I think the other two are wonderfully appropriate meanings for the word.
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2 years ago
That picture is so apropos! I think "smirkle" just might be my favorite new word. :)
ReplyDeleteP.S.) My word verification for this comment is "ickoamys." You don't know how much I wish this was an actual word...
hahaha - I love it!
ReplyDeleteSmirkle...cute and a perfect picture to portray this definition. When I saw it on my updates, it instantly made me smile :o).
Now...I thought "whilst" was GB's favorite word of choice...
And...I read your interview. Thought I'd mention my love for strawberries and chocolate too...oooohh-melted chocolate. Lucien and I just enjoyed a snack of melted white chocolate with strawberries today...before our afternoon bus run. Yummy stuff!
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I vote for meaning #3. That's my final answer. :)
ReplyDeleteAha!
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*smirkle*
Best to you!