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View definitions for make a face

make a face

verb as in grimace

verb as in scowl

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Weak match

verb as in wince

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Example Sentences

“He made a face like he was trying to really hurt me,” she testified.

She shook her head and made a face.

After his bat made contact with the ball, he made a face, lightly shook his hand and left the batters box.

She pulled her hand back from the table, trying desperately not to make a face.

Because they'll say it and they get very excited, and then I make a face like what are you talking about?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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