Giocondan

English Etymology From en Gioconda<id:Q12418> n. Adjective en rare Resembling or characteristic of the Mona Lisa. en Mona Lisan en B[oris] B[asil] Bogoslovsky The Ideal School The Macmillan Company 1936 140 and 145 Probably Mrs. Le Brunn noticed my reaction, because she continued with her somewhat Giocondan smile:Mrs. Le Brunn, again with her Giocondan smile, explained: en Henry Mintzberg; James Brian Quinn; Sumantra Ghoshal The Strategy Process: European Edition w:Prentice Hall 1995 549 https://archive.org/details/strategyprocess0000mint_q5k0/page/549/mode/1up?view=theater 0-13-149626-3 According to a journalist for the Spanish magazine Ranking he was ‘Cultured, extroverted in small circles, shy before the large public, cold as ice... “Machiavelli reincarnated”, but his quasi-giocondan smile reveals a certain human essence.’ en Patrick R. Penland Shakedown Lifestyle: Rapelling Memory Mountain toExcel Press 1999 20 and 31 1-58348-290-3 99-62740 Nearly all female smile, which now seemed common on women’s faces even when encountering male strangers, had for him turned into giocondan leers.The future, he surmised, had perpetually been just around the corner, beckoning with the smile of a giocondan pay-off. en William Page William Page: Greatest Hits, 1970-2000 Greatest Hits Series number 14 Pudding House Publications 2001 27 1-930755-21-X He responds with a wink, she with a Giocondan smile. en Christopher Michalski The Last Winter 1stBooks 2002 Juan Carden 22 1-4033-4119-2 2002092410 Vianka watched him with her Giocondan smile, while he stared at her, unable to comprehend what she had just said. en Boris Fuller GREAT FUN guess who this is alt.buddha.short.fat.guy 20 October 2002 ...or shall we merely smile a giocondan smile and assert that we are neither tang nor not-tang both tang and not-tang Related terms en Joconde joconde