Smiley is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SMILEY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a set of characters representing a smiling face
• a symbol representing a smiling face that is used in written communication to indicate that the writer is pleased or joking, especially one formed by the characters :-).
• symbol depicting a smile or other facial expression, used in e-mail
• an emoticon of a smiling face
ADJECTIVE:
• given to smiling
• smiling; cheerful
• cheerful
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a representation of a smiling face
• displaying a smile

Words related to SMILEY

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Words that contain SMILEY

smileys12

How to use SMILEY in a sentence

• Smiley, I would feel under many obligations to him.
• Lots of the boys here has seen that Smiley and can tell you about him.
• For other works claimed by Dean Franklin Smiley SEE CHARTERS, W.
• For works with photographs by James Snyder SEE Smiley, Dean F.
• My three husbands were Ike Williams, Eli Treadvan, and Calvin Smiley.
• In the dark, Private Smiley, who was wounded, lost his regiment, and was picked up by a battery of the Royal Field Artillery who gave him a lift.
• CHAPTER XVIII SMILEY THE SEA COW Mel turned in the nick of time.
• Smiley and others from San Francisco, Isadore Lazinski of business college fame, the Remillards and Folkers and Cottles and others.
• Smiley, approaching, and standing at one corner of the hearth.
• Smiley lifted him in her arms and laid him on the lounge, covering him carefully, and touching him tenderly, kissing his bright curls at the last.
• Smiley made all haste to put her hospitable intentions into practice, and soon had spread a little table with a very appetizing array of cold meats, fruit, bread, and coffee.
• Smiley looked at him curiously, and then at the water splashing in under the door.
• Smiley, they say, was drowned where he fell, in the streets of Astoria, that night of the high tide, being too intoxicated to get up.
• Smiley, a year and a half after the night of the high tide.
• Smiley sat thoughtful and silent a long time after this declaration of love, that gave all and required so little.
• Smiley after him, as he went down the garden-path with bent head, walking more like an old man than she had ever seen him.
• Smiley now concerning the arrangement of either, he showed that he remembered her suggestions of the year before, by following them out without deviation.
• Smiley watched him going down the garden-walk, as she had watched him a year before, and noted how slow and uncertain his steps had grown since then.
• Smiley put the matter out of mind as much as possible, and waited.
• Smiley will have a caricature of us throwing the furniture at one another.
• Smiley regarded the heaps for a moment or two and then walked across to Sir Winterton.
• Smiley insisted that Casey be delivered to the Vigilantes.
• Smiley came in, and Potts looked around only in time to watch the hat being gathered in under Mrs.
• Smiley, being very near-sighted, thought it was a dog, and immediately kicked it so savagely that it flew up into the gallery and lodged on top of the organ.
• Smiley to their increased number of guests, who taxed to the utmost limits the accommodations of the large establishment, was as cordial and genial as ever.
• Lots of the boys here has seen that Smiley, and can tell you about him.
• Well, Smiley kept the beast in a little lattice box, and he used to fetch him down town sometimes and lay for a bet.

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