scowl
/skaʊl/
verb
- To make an angry or unhappy expression by lowering the eyebrows and frowning.
- The teacher scowled at the student who was talking during the test.
- She scowled when she saw the mess in the kitchen.
- He scowled at the noisy kids in the library.
noun
- An angry or displeased facial expression.
- The child's scowl showed he didn't want to eat his vegetables.
- She gave a scowl when she heard the bad news.
- His scowl made everyone feel uncomfortable.