Insult and Smile

Insult

Insult verb - To cause hurt feelings or deep resentment in.

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Smile and insult are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Smile" instead a verb "Insult".

Nearby Words: insulting, insulted, insultingly

Smile verb - To express scornful amusement by means of facial contortions.

Usage example: smiled at their ridiculous antics and walked away in disgust

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Insult and smile are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Insult" instead a verb "Smile".

Nearby Words: smiling, smilingly, smiled, smiley

gentle	gentle insult	gentle smile
best	best insult	best smile
friendly	friendly insult	friendly smile
true	true insult	true smile
Other adjectives: single, nasty, real, great, huge, famous, final, last.

While this is most definitely Fanservice, it's most certainly not with a smile, since the customers either cop a feel on the waitresses, or insult Louise for having a flat chest.

Source: Fanservice with a Smile
Judging by the annoyed-but-amused smile on Salieri's face, he caught the insult.

Source: Theatre / Amadeus
Insult Backfire: José Landi-Jons, infamous for taunting his opponents with obscene poses and sexualized during his matches, once tried that against Medjidov Abdoulnassya, only for the latter to smile and putting a face of "want more."

Source: Useful Notes / Mixed Martial Arts