simper|simpered|simpering|simpers in English

verb

[sim·per || 'sɪmpə(r)]

smirk, smile foolishly

Use "simper|simpered|simpering|simpers" in a sentence

1. He just simpered at me.

2. 'You're such a darling,' she simpered.

3. She gave her teacher a simpering smile.

4. Betsy simpered at him as she spoke.

5. When I told him the news, he simply simper.

6. They leer, they simper at her shame: Gay.

7. He simpers and smirks, and makes love to us all.

8. 7 I also resented the way Millet was simpering at me.

9. "Thank you doctor," said the nurse with a simper.

10. I don't recall ever simpering about anything.

11. It's hard for them to simper and bow without heads.

12. Lydgate's conceit was of the arrogant sort, never simpering , never impertinent.

13. It's nearly impossible to do without some simpering sentimentality.

14. His stupid good-humored face wears a pleased and flattered simper.

15. We are John Wayne to his simpering town sheriff.

16. He had small, watery eyes, a pointed nose, and wore an unpleasant simper.

17. 7 His stupid good-humored face wears a pleased and flattered simper.

18. I also resented the way Millet was simpering at me.

19. They sat in Germaine Rocher's salon watching the languid mannequins preen and simper.

20. Lady Francesca smiled and simpered but, when she glimpsed me, her face became as hard as stone.

21. Or are ye scared, simpering jackanapes, afraid to muss your pretty hair?

22. Do all the lords and ladies simper and bow, the ones who sneered at you for years?

23. Then there is spring, the season for simpering adolescents , May flies and impressionable poetasters.

24. From Executive Bullyboy to Simpering Sissy Secretary: Beth's Forced Feminization Revenge - Kindle edition by Millward, Sarah

25. The Boulder, Colorado pair prove with Want that they can write both brash, dumb songs and melodic, simpering ditties.