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“To stifle a smile” in Japanese

Short answer
噛み殺す kamikorosu かみころす

To stifle a smile in Japanese is “噛み殺す” (kamikorosu). Full meaning: to stifle a smile, yawn, etc.; to bite to death.

Other ways to say “To stifle a smile” in Japanese

噛殺す kamikorosu to stifle a smile, yawn, etc.; to bite to death 咬み殺す kamikorosu to stifle a smile, yawn, etc.; to bite to death 噛み殺せる kamikoroseru to stifle a smile, yawn, etc.; to bite to death 噛みころす kamikorosu to stifle a smile, yawn, etc.; to bite to death 嚙み殺せる kamikoroseru to stifle a smile, yawn, etc.; to bite to death 嚙みころす kamikorosu to stifle a smile, yawn, etc.; to bite to death かみ殺せる kamikoroseru to stifle a smile, yawn, etc.; to bite to death 嚙み殺す kamikorosu to stifle a smile, yawn, etc.; to bite to death かみ殺す kamikorosu to stifle a smile, yawn, etc.; to bite to death かみころせる kamikoroseru to stifle a smile, yawn, etc.; to bite to death かみころす kamikorosu to stifle a smile, yawn, etc.; to bite to death

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