smiled |
smited |
As verbs the difference between smiled and smited
is that
smiled is (
smile) while
smited is .
smilet |
smiled |
As a noun smilet
is (obsolete) a little smile.
As a verb smiled is
(
smile).
soiled |
smiled |
As verbs the difference between soiled and smiled
is that
soiled is (
soil) while
smiled is (
smile).
As an adjective soiled
is dirty.
smiled |
siled |
As verbs the difference between smiled and siled
is that
smiled is (
smile) while
siled is (
sile).
smiler |
smiled |
As a noun smiler
is someone who smiles.
As a verb smiled is
past tense of smile.
smailed |
smiled |
As verbs the difference between smailed and smiled
is that
smailed is past tense of smail while
smiled is past tense of smile.
smiled |
sailed |
As verbs the difference between smiled and sailed
is that
smiled is (
smile) while
sailed is (
sail).
smile |
smiled |
As verbs the difference between smile and smiled
is that
smile is to have (a smile) on one's face while
smiled is past tense of smile.
As a noun smile
is a facial expression comprised by flexing the muscles of both ends of one's mouth, often showing the front teeth, without vocalisation, and in humans is a common involuntary or voluntary expression of happiness, pleasure, amusement or anxiety.
smiley |
smiled |
As an adjective smiley
is cheerful and happy; smiling.
As a noun smiley
is a simplified representation of a smiling face.
As a verb smiled is
past tense of smile.
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