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媚笑 (bishou) Japanese meaning: coquettish smile | Kotomora
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Related words 微び 笑しょう 微笑 (also read びしょう) means a gentle, natural smile without the flirtatious or calculated nuance of 媚笑.
色いろ 目め 色目 refers to amorous glances or making eyes at someone, focusing on the look rather than specifically a smile.
Etymology Compound of 媚 (bi, 'flattery, obsequiousness') and 笑 (shō, 'smile, laughter'). The exact historical derivation is uncertain, but the word is used in modern Japanese to describe a calculated, alluring smile.
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て
媚び
笑しょう
を
浮う
かべ
た
。
The actress flashed a flirtatious smile at the camera.
