He began to frown at the broken toy.
What does Frown mean?
a face showing worry or displeasure
Dictionary definition
To make a facial expression that often shows worry, sadness, or displeasure; also the expression itself.
Frown in a sentence
A frown crossed her face when she heard the news.
A character's frown can reveal feelings without dialogue.
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Scowl is close in meaning to frown.
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Smile contrasts with frown.
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Frown word family
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frowns
Plural form of frown.
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