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scowl

[skoul] / skaʊl /
NOUN
frown
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Example Sentences

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He’s sitting behind his desk with his arms crossed and it looks like he’s doing scowling exercises.

From Literature

The shouts — a husky voice with a Southern surf bro twang — echoed in the dojo as a 4-year-old blond boy with a headband reading “Lil’ Dragon” punched up at a scowling mannequin.

From Los Angeles Times

He is a gargoyle come to life, complete with the perpetual scowl and the mountainous muscles.

From Literature

Stern and officious, the admiral scowled down at each Incorrigible.

From Literature

When Penelope and the children approached, he scowled.

From Literature