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- adjective
comparative form ofsmiley : moresmiley
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Examples
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She had been as bonny a baby as you will find, "apparently the smiliest baby in history," she says, with a laugh (and a smilier adult I have never met).
Lorna Sage, my mum Emine Saner 2010
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Sonically, it's Don McLean meets Bob Hillman but coming from a smilier place.
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You can do that in Photoshop, just make him smilier.
Archive 2009-01-01 Cosmo7 2009
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This time, when I left the house, the sun shone brighter and the sidewalk teemed with smilier people.
Archive 2007-05-01 Jay 2007
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This time, when I left the house, the sun shone brighter and the sidewalk teemed with smilier people.
What a Beautiful Day, What a Beautiful Day, I Think I'll Wear My Brand New Negligee Jay 2007
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Pacey explains to Olivia that he had noticed some differences in Fauxlivia -- she was nicer and smilier for one thing -- but he shrugged them off because he wanted to get into her pantsbecause that was convenient or something.
chron.com Chronicle 2011
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The Rzeczpospolita daily, one of Poland's most respected and widely read newspapers, suggested that Simon-Pierre instead may have suffered from another neurological disease which has smilier symptoms as Parkinson's but which can be cured.
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The Rzeczpospolita daily, one of Poland's most respected and widely read newspapers, suggested that Simon-Pierre instead may have suffered from another neurological disease which has smilier symptoms as Parkinson's but which can be cured.
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The Rzeczpospolita daily, one of Poland's most respected and widely read newspapers, suggested that Simon-Pierre instead may have suffered from another neurological disease which has smilier symptoms as Parkinson's but which can be cured.
Fore, right! NICOLE WINFIELD 2010
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The Rzeczpospolita daily, one of Poland's most respected and widely read newspapers, suggested that Simon-Pierre instead may have suffered from another neurological disease which has smilier symptoms as Parkinson's but which can be cured.
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