smiker

Middle English

Etymology

From Old English smicer (“beauteous, elegant, fair, tasteful”), from Proto-Germanic *smikraz (“fine, elegant”). More at English smicker.

Adjective

smiker

  1. beautiful, beauteous, elegant, fair, tasteful
    He..warrþ till atell defell þær Off shene & smikerr enngell. — The Ormulum

Descendants

  • English: smicker
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