| SMICKERED | • smickered v. Simple past tense and past participle of smicker. • SMICKER v. (obsolete) to look amorously or wantonly; to smirk. |
| SMIDDYING | • SMIDDY v. (Scots) to forge metal, also SMITHY. |
| SMIDGEONS | • smidgeons n. Plural of smidgeon. • SMIDGEON n. a very small amount, also SMIDGEN, SMIDGE, SMIDGIN. |
| SMIERCASE | • smiercase n. Alternative form of smear case. • SMIERCASE n. (German) cottage cheese, also SMEARCASE. |
| SMIGHTING | • smighting v. Present participle of smight. • SMIGHT v. (Spenser) to smite. |
| SMILELESS | • smileless adj. Without a smile, unsmiling. • SMILELESS adj. not having a smile. |
| SMILINGLY | • smilingly adv. In a smiling manner; with a smile. • SMILING adv. wearing a smile. |
| SMILODONS | • smilodons n. Plural of smilodon. • SMILODON n. an extinct genus of saber-toothed tigers. |
| SMIRCHERS | • SMIRCHER n. one who smirches. |
| SMIRCHING | • smirching v. Present participle of smirch. • SMIRCH v. to soil, besmirch. |
| SMIRKIEST | • smirkiest adj. Superlative form of smirky: most smirky. • SMIRKY adj. given to smirking. |
| SMIRRIEST | • SMIRRY adj. drizzly. |
| SMIRTINGS | • SMIRTING n. (Irish) the act of arranging dates while smoking outside a pub. |
| SMISHINGS | • SMISHING n. the practice of using fraudulent text messages to extract financial data from users for purposes of identity theft. |
| SMITHINGS | • SMITHING n. the work of a smith. |
| SMITHYING | • smithying v. Present participle of smithy. • SMITHY v. to forge metal, also SMITH, SMIDDY. |