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smirk at

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smirk at someone or something
to smile in a smug or sneering way at someone or something. Why are you smirking at me like that? Jane looked at the report and smirked at it.


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And surely, the Lakers had to suppress a smirk at the celebration of something so, well, insignificant.
Miserable weather has also been in favour of Putra Pekan, fourth to Tough Speed and Smirk at York and a winner after a rainy night on the July course in the summer.
Over the last decade, the Cambridgeshire has rather lost its status as a bookmaker-friendly lottery, with the winner often a fancied, in-form horse, but Spreadex are keen to attract sellers of Smirk and Alphaeus with high quotes for both the market leaders, There is a small arb on each horse with Cantor Sport, but selling Smirk at 12 with Spreadex looks the best value option.
 
 
 
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