What does smirr mean?
Smirr means Alternative form of smur.
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
Alternative form of smur.
In the November smirr they made his team take off their shirts. He walked up and down the pitch, rubbing at his chest, unsure whether it was frozen or scalding hot from the wind.
The man was dead but Kidd aimed the gun once more and a light mist sprayed his cheeks like a cool smirr of rain.
The queue was about the size of a small football crowd and in the smirring rain it should have been a formula for misery. But the place was jumping joyously.
Rain clouds smirred the horizon, but for now the grey mists above were content to drift on.
Use smirr when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Smirr means Alternative form of smur.
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In the November smirr they made his team take off their shirts. He walked up and down the pitch, rubbing at his chest, unsure whether it was frozen or scalding hot from the wind.
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