Appearance - Facial Expression-Part Two
Pull a face /make faces
to produce an expression to show that you do not like somebody
or a facial expression usually of disgust or disapproval
scowl verb
to look at somebody/something in a furious or irritated manner
scowl noun
an angry look or expression
smile verb
to appear pleasant or agreeable
smile noun
the expression that you have on your face when you are cheerful
smirk verb
to smile in a silly unpleasant or condescending way that shows that you are pleased with yourself,
smirk noun
a silly and unpleasant smile that shows that you are pleased with yourself
smize verb
to make a smiling expression with your eyes
smize noun
a smiling expression made with the eyes
sneer verb
to smile, laugh or talk derisively with facial contortions that express contempt
sneer noun
an irksome look, smile, or remark that shows you do not respect somebody/something
sour-faced
having an unpleasant and unfriendly expression
squint verb
to look at something with your eyes partly shut in order to keep out bright light
sullen
in a bad mood and not talking freely because it is part of your character
wince noun
an expression on your face that shows that you are uncomfortable
wince verb
to suddenly make an expression with your face that shows that you are agonized
wink verb
to shut one eye briefly as a signal or in teasing especially as a private signal to somebody
wink noun
an act of winking especially as a signal to somebody
somebody’s face is like thunder
look very angry
face to face
In direct contact or confrontation
fall flat on your face
to fail completely and to depreciate oneself to a lower position
loss of face
the state of being less respected by other people
put on a brave face
to show that you feel confident and happy when you really do not feel confident