glare
noun [C] (LOOK) /ɡleər/
/ɡler/ Definition
C2 a long angry look: She gave me a fierce glare.Grimacing and frowningUsing the eyesEyesight, glasses and lensesThe eye and surrounding areaPerceptive
(Definition of glare noun (LOOK) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- cloud over phrasal verb (FACE)
- curl verb
- face noun (HEAD)
- frown verb
- furrow verb
- furrowed adjective
- glower verb
- grimace verb
- if looks could kill... idiom
- pout verb
- purse verb
- raise your eyebrows idiom
- roll verb (MOVE)
- roll your eyes idiom
- sb's face falls idiom
- scowl verb
- scrunch verb (MAKE SMALL)
- sneer noun
- wince verb
- withering adjective
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Grimacing and frowning
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