smicker
intransitive verb
smick·er
ˈsmikə(r)
archaic
: to ogle and smile amorously —used with at or after
Word History
Etymology
probably of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Swedish smikra, smikkra to flatter, Danish smigre; akin to Old English smicer handsome, elegant, smācian to flatter, Old High German smehhar slender, bismītan to defile, stain
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