Pronunciation: /smaɪz/
noun a facial expression in which someone smiles with their eyes
A1 She smiled with her eyes, also known as a 'smize'.
A2 The model's smize was captivating and drew in the audience.
B1 Learning how to smize can enhance your overall appearance in photos.
B2 Tyra Banks popularized the term 'smize' on America's Next Top Model.
C1 Her ability to effortlessly smize in any situation made her a sought-after model.
C2 The photographer praised the actress for her natural smize in the photoshoot.
verb to smile with one's eyes
A1 She smizes when she poses for photos.
A2 The model was taught how to smize during her photoshoot.
B1 Tyra Banks is known for teaching aspiring models how to smize.
B2 The actress effortlessly smized on the red carpet, captivating everyone around her.
C1 Her ability to smize with her eyes has made her a sought-after model in the industry.
C2 Even in candid shots, she manages to smize and exude confidence in front of the camera.
formal The model was instructed to smize during the photo shoot to convey confidence and warmth.
informal She always looks so much more attractive when she smizes in pictures.
slang I can never get my smize right in selfies, it always looks forced.
figurative His eyes smized with mischief as he played a prank on his friends.
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