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* BloodySmile
* BracesOfOrthodonticOverkill
* BritishTeeth
* BrokenSmile
* CheerfulChild: A child who is constantly happy.
* CheerThemUpWithLaughter
* CheshireCatGrin
* CuteLittleFangs
* DiedHappilyEverAfter
* DissonantSerenity
* DreamworksFace
* DyingSmirk
* EndsWithASmile
* FangsAreEvil
* BracesOfOrthodonticOverkill
* BritishTeeth
* BrokenSmile
* CheerfulChild: A child who is constantly happy.
* CheerThemUpWithLaughter
* CheshireCatGrin
* CuteLittleFangs
* DiedHappilyEverAfter
* DissonantSerenity
* DreamworksFace
* DyingSmirk
* EndsWithASmile
* FangsAreEvil
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* BloodySmile
BloodySmile: A character smiles while their mouth and/or teeth are covered in blood.
*BracesOfOrthodonticOverkill
BracesOfOrthodonticOverkill: Braces are depicted as ugly and inconvenient, often shown when the character smiles.
*BritishTeeth
BritishTeeth: Non-British media's depiction British people as having bad teeth, generally in a visually unattractive way.
*BrokenSmile
BrokenSmile: A creepy smile that indicates that a character has gone insane.
* CheerfulChild: A child who is optimistic and constantlyhappy.
happy, and thus prone to smiling.
*CheerThemUpWithLaughter
CheerThemUpWithLaughter: Making a sad person happy by making them laugh or smile.
*CheshireCatGrin
CheshireCatGrin: A really wide smile before a very mischievous act, often the archetypical smile of TheTrickster.
*CuteLittleFangs
CuteLittleFangs: A character has a visible fang (or fangs), usually visible when they smile, to add to their cuteness.
*DiedHappilyEverAfter
DiedHappilyEverAfter: After a character dies, they are seen as happy just before or after they AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence, often indicated by a smile.
*DissonantSerenity
DissonantSerenity: A character acts unsettlingly calm, e.g. smiling, even in the middle of a horrifying situation.
*DreamworksFace
DreamworksFace: Smirking with a raised eyebrow in marketing and promotional material.
*DyingSmirk
DyingSmirk: A character grins, smirks or laughs ironically before dying.
*EndsWithASmile
EndsWithASmile: A story ends with a character smiling.
*FangsAreEvilFangsAreEvil: An evil or dangerous character is portrayed with fangs, often shown when they smile.
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* GoOutWithASmile: A character dies smiling.
* GrinOfAudacity
* GrinOfRage
* HaveANiceDaySmile
* JustSmileAndNod
* GrinOfAudacity
* GrinOfRage
* HaveANiceDaySmile
* JustSmileAndNod
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* GoOutWithASmile: A character dies smiling.
smiling, usually as an indicator they went out happy or at peace.
*GrinOfAudacity
GrinOfAudacity: A bold, confident smile/smirk when performing a risky task.
*GrinOfRage
GrinOfRage: Smiling or grinning when one is angry.
*HaveANiceDaySmile
HaveANiceDaySmile: The yellow smiley face with the message "Have a Nice Day".
*JustSmileAndNodJustSmileAndNod: Instead of rebuking someone, a character just smiles and waits for them to finish talking.
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* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily
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* MoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamilyMoreTeethThanTheOsmondFamily: A monster has ''lots'' of teeth, usually shown when it is smiling.
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* OminousAdversarialAmusement
* PerpetualFrowner
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* PlayfulCatSmile
* PsychoticSmirk
* PerpetualFrowner
* PerpetualSmiler
* PlayfulCatSmile
* PsychoticSmirk
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* OminousAdversarialAmusement
OminousAdversarialAmusement: A villain smiling or laughing after being defeated as foreshadowing that they still have an advantage over the hero.
*PerpetualFrowner
PerpetualFrowner: A character is never (or rarely) seen smiling.
*PerpetualSmiler
PerpetualSmiler: A character is always seen smiling.
*PlayfulCatSmile
PlayfulCatSmile: A playful or mischievous smile, usually indicated by a "[=:3=]" in art.
*PsychoticSmirkPsychoticSmirk: A character making a small devious smile is an indicator of trouble.
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* SlasherSmile: Big creepy grin = This guy is bad news.
* SmileOfApproval
* SmugSmiler
* StepfordConsumer
* StepfordSmiler: The character smiles, but his smile is forced and emotionless.
* TearfulSmile
* TechnicallyASmile
* TombstoneTeeth
* TwinkleSmile
* SmileOfApproval
* SmugSmiler
* StepfordConsumer
* StepfordSmiler: The character smiles, but his smile is forced and emotionless.
* TearfulSmile
* TechnicallyASmile
* TombstoneTeeth
* TwinkleSmile
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* SlasherSmile: Big A character's malicious smile, often a big, creepy grin = This guy grin, is bad news.
unsettling and often indicates insanity and violence.
*SmileOfApproval
SmileOfApproval: A character smiles at another character they initially disliked as a sign of admiration or respect.
*SmugSmiler
SmugSmiler: A character who always has an arrogant smile or smirk on their face.
*StepfordConsumer
StepfordConsumer: A consumer in an advertisement who is seemingly excited for an item, no matter how mundane; no straight examples allowed.
* StepfordSmiler: The character smiles, buthis their smile is forced and emotionless.
emotionless; usually used to hide depression, emptiness, or insanity.
*TearfulSmile
TearfulSmile: Smiling while crying.
*TechnicallyASmile
TechnicallyASmile: Baring one's teeth in what looks like a smile, but does not work in expressing joy or friendliness.
*TombstoneTeeth
TombstoneTeeth: Big, straight, and rectangle-shaped teeth.
*TwinkleSmileTwinkleSmile: When a character smiles, they show teeth that are so white and spotless that there's an AudibleGleam or sparkling effect.
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* WipeThatSmileOffYourFace
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* WipeThatSmileOffYourFace
WipeThatSmileOffYourFace: Someone's mouth is literally removed from their face.
*WistfulSmileWistfulSmile: A smile that is both happy and sad at the same time.
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* CatSmile
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* PlayfulCatSmile
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* SidewaysSmile
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* SidewaysSmileSidewaysSmile: Face-splitting smiles with obscured eyes viewed from the side profile.
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* MonaLisaSmile: StockShoutOut of Creator/LeonardoDaVinci's famous ''Art/MonaLisa''.
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* MonaLisaSmile: StockShoutOut of Creator/LeonardoDaVinci's famous ''Art/MonaLisa''.''Art/TheMonaLisa''.
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->''"I like your smile. Can I touch it?"''
-->-- '''Amoretta Virgine''', ''VideoGame/GrimGrimoire''
-->-- '''Amoretta Virgine''', ''VideoGame/GrimGrimoire''
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[[caption-width-right:247:''[[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BritaAndI_Selfportrait.jpg Brita And I]]'' (1895), by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Larsson Carl Larsson]]. (Note: Brita, also appeared in [[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Brita_Larsson 10 other paintings]] made by her father.)]]
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[[caption-width-right:247:''[[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BritaAndI_Selfportrait.jpg Brita And I]]'' (1895), by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Larsson Carl Larsson]]. (Note: Brita, Brita also appeared in [[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Brita_Larsson 10 other paintings]] made by her father.)]]
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[[caption-width-right:247:''[[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BritaAndI_Selfportrait.jpg Brita And I]]'' (1895), by [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Larsson Carl Larsson]]. (Brita was one of his daughters.(Note: Brita, also appeared in [[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Brita_Larsson 10 other paintings]] made by her father.)]]
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