Adverb
In a smug manner.
Source: Webster's dictionarythe bureaucrats explained smugly that the facts provided by their own experts show no cause for concern Source: Internet
A box of Crackheads, which smugly states "we're all addicted to something," contains a total of 200mg caffeine. Source: Internet
By the way, Dick Cheney smugly said on TV that he "probably" knew more about Iraq-Al Qaeda connections than the 9/11 Commission, after which the commission was told about Shakir. Source: Internet
In the online world, he operates under the pseudonym Zo0mer, according to American investigators, and he smugly hawks all manner of stolen consumer information alongside dozens of other peddlers at a Web site he helps manage.” Source: Internet
Meanwhile, Willow laughs smugly to herself, remembering how when she was in high school she used to dream about her wedding to Xander. Source: Internet
The Master smugly asks if he was talking to him, while everyone in the room echoes the question, revealing that the Master has turned everyone on Earth into his clones. Source: Internet