"Glasgow smile" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2006 June, “Third World Scouts to aid Glasgow poor”, in The Times",
          "text": "Here they will become acquainted with the city’s endemic crime, random violence and such terms as “a Glasgow kiss” (a head butt) and “a Glasgow smile” (a mouth extended with a cut).",
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          "ref": "2007, Harland Miller, International Lonely Guy, page 118",
          "text": "To promote the bid they had this slogan, 'Glasgow Smiles Better', which, when you consider what a Glasgow smile is, is a pretty negative association to make.",
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        "A facial scar received from being cut on the edge of the mouth, resembling an extended smile."
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          "word": "Chelsea grin"
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          "word": "Chelsea smile"
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        "A facial scar received from being cut on the edge of the mouth, resembling an extended smile."
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