Smiles

/ smaɪlz /

noun

1. Samuel. 1812–1904, British writer: author of the didactic work Self-Help (1859)

Example Sentences

“He brought warmth, smiles, and comfort to everyone who walked through our doors.... The store won’t be the same without his little paws padding around.”

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Throughout the hearing she kept looking at her mother and exchanging smiles, until she was let free from the court and the pair, both crying with happiness, embraced.

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There were smiles of interest, but little more.

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"I like to say hi because people think actors are special. We're not at all," he smiles.

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But despite their smiles, around a third of them will not seek another term in December's election, with the self-described non-establishment figure Tik Chi-yuen being among those bowing out.

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Related Words

• beam 
• grin 
• laugh 
• smirk