smarmy

Without even addressing the fact that he drove to Canada with his dog strapped to the roof of his car, we could call him Smarmy.

They lipsynch the soundtrack, cadge souvenirs and pester you with smarmy, show-off questions.

We'd have four good meals every day and baths every morning, and we'd only feel virtuous and 'smarmy' and do-good-to-the-poor-y.

If she thinks him too sweet and smarmy with other people, she should let him have it to his nose, straight out.