Smillie
Smillie proper noun: a surname from Middle English.
Proper noun
Smillie (plural Smillies)
- A surname from Middle English.
Forms of Smillie
| plural | Smillies |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Smelley |
| alternative form | Smellie |
Origin of Smillie
From a derivative of Middle English smel (“smell”), hence a nickname for someone notorious for giving off a smell that was obnoxious even by medieval standards, or for someone who made great use of perfumes and pomanders.
Questions about Smillie
- What does Smillie mean?
- Smillie means a surname from Middle English.
- What part of speech is Smillie?
- Smillie is a proper noun.
Words near Smillie in the dictionary
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