See Also: smile 1, verb(dictionary)
Deep out of the money(money)
Deep in the money(money)
Deep in the money(finance)
Deep out of the money(finance)
smile(1)(dictionary)
smile(medicine)
smile(2)(dictionary)
smile 2, noun(dictionary)
Tight money or dear money(finance)

Deep Discount (money) and smile 1, verb (oh)


Deep Discount (money)


Definition: Cutting a price to near or below cost.







smile 1, verb (oh)



[Date: 1200-1300; Origin: Probably from a Scandinavian language]
[I] to make your mouth curve upwards, in order to be friendly or because you are happy or amused
smile at
::Susan smiled at him and waved.
::She had to smile at his enthusiasm (=she was amused by it) .
::He was smiling broadly now.
::her smiling face
smile about
::I haven't had much to smile about lately.
smile to yourself
::Mark read the message and smiled to himself (=smiled or felt pleased) .
[T] to say or express something with a smile
::'It's good to have you back,' she smiled.
fortune/the gods etc smile on sb
especially literary if fortune, the gods etc smile on you, you have good luck
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HINT sense 1
You smile at someone. Do not say 'smile to someone'.