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Перевод: simper

[существительное]
жеманная улыбка; ухмылка ;
[глагол]
притворно или глупо улыбаться; с трудом сдерживать смех; булькать; закипать

Тезаурус:

1. Amanda Farrar (got thrown out of three independent schools, so forced to come to our place) gets Mr Beddowes to simper and smarm to Dinwiddie about her deprived childhood.
2. Mrs. Simper then found out that my sauciness was grown to such a height that no body could endure it, and told my lady, that there never had been a room well swept, since Betty Broom came into the house
3. They smile and simper, patting their hair and smoothing their skirts.
4. While it might be interesting to compare Mrs. Simper's and Sophronia's reactions to lower servants better educated than themselves, the essential point is that a violation of the ordinary division of labour could easily result in a domestic servant losing his or her place.
5. Viscount Simper's emissary, Sir Sidrophel, communicates the peer's intention:
6. Mrs. Simper loved a novel, tho' she could not read hard words, and therefore when her lady was abroad, we always laid hold on her books.
7. You, said Grace, mock-severely (her heart was fluttering quite uncomfortably and she could feel a most immature desire to blush and simper rising within her), are a naughty boy, and I shall have to keep you in your place, I can see that.
8. Finally, after a comm-call to the Emissary brought Lord y'Fiprehaude himself on to the screen, to simper a confirmation, the warden grudgingly gave me clearance.
9. Here I was, for some time, the favourite of Mrs. Simper, my lady's woman, who could not bear the vulgar girls, and was happy in the attendance of a young woman of some education.
10. "No, no," she said, with something like a simper.
11. Thank you, Doctor"," Deana mimicked with an exaggerated simper, as soon as Tom Russell was safely out of earshot.
12. She used to simper," she added.
13. When the Men came Woil would simper and whisper his pleasure and let them handle him as they liked as he said such things as: "Nice Man, pleasant person.