smug
41smug — 1) mugs 2) gums …
42smug — adjective (smugger, smuggest) irritatingly pleased with oneself; self satisfied. Derivatives smugly adverb smugness noun Origin C16 (orig. in the sense neat, spruce ): from Low Ger. smuk pretty …
43smug — a. Nice, spruce, trim, neat …
44smug — adj 1. conceited, self important, vain, proud, overproud; overconfident, cocksure, too sure of oneself, Inf. riding for a fall; self satisfied, content, complacent. 2. trim, neat, dapper, smart, spruce, natty; well groomed, smooth, sleek, glossy …
45smug — adjective Syn: self satisfied, conceited, complacent, superior, pleased with oneself …
46smug — [smʌg] adj showing disapproval too satisfied with your abilities or achievements smugly adv smugness noun [U] …
47SMUG — abbr. Seldom Met Users Group (book) (HP, HP 3000) …
48smug — adj. (smugger, smuggest) self satisfied; complacent. Derivatives: smugly adv. smugness n. Etymology: 16th c., orig. neat f. LG smuk pretty …
49smug·gle — …
50smug-boat — …