APPEARANCE - FACIAL EXPRESSIONS - PART ONE
beam, noun
a wide and happy smile
beam, verb
to have a big happy smile on your face
blush, verb
to become red in the face because you are embarrassed due to shame, modesty or confusion
blush, noun
the red colour that spreads over one’s face due to embarrassment
countenance
a person’s look or their expression
downcast
depressed or low in spirit
expression
a look on a person’s face that shows their thoughts or feelings
frown, verb
to give evidence of displeasure or disapproval by bringing eyebrows close together
frown, noun
an angry or worried expression on a person’s face
girn, verb
to deliberately pull your face into a silly or unpleasant shape('Girn' began as a spelling variant of 'grin', but quickly took on a meaning of its own)
glazed
showing no feeling or emotion and marked by lack of expression
glower
to look in an angry, aggressive way to show annoyance or displeasure
grimace, verb
to make a disagreeable expression with one’s face to show pain, or hatred
grimace,noun
an ugly expression made by twisting your face, usually of disgust, disapproval, or pain
grin
a broad smile
gurn, verb
intentionally twist one’s face into a silly or offensive manner
hangdog
look sad or remorseful
leer, verb
to look or smile at somebody in a way that shows an immoral, evil or sexual interest explicitly
leer , noun
an appalling look or smile that shows somebody is interested in a person in an evil way
