smarm
[smɑrm]
- vt. 说奉承话
英文词源
- smarm (n.)
- 1914, from colloquial verb smalm, smarm "to smear, bedaub" (the hair, with pomade), 1847, of unknown origin, perhaps somehow suggestive of the action. Verbal meaning "to smear with flattery" is from 1902.