"mean or contemptible fellow," mid-15c., Scottish, now archaic, current c. 1450-c. 1900, perhaps cognate with Old High German smeichari, from smeken "to flatter."
sly
slyly
slyness
smack
smacker
smaik
small
small beer
smallish
small-mouth
smallness
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