Frowns is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FROWNS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FROWN, to wrinkle the brow with displeasure
• disapprove of
• furrow one's brows in an expression indicating disapproval, displeasure, or concentration
NOUN:
• a facial expression or look characterized by a furrowing of one's brows
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to contract the brow in displeasure

Words related to FROWNS

frown11 frowned14 frowning15

Words that contain FROWNS

outfrowns15

How to use FROWNS in a sentence

• Grundy very severely frowns on the woman who rides alone, and there is no appeal from Mrs.
• It is not the frowns of a shepherd that Tremelio fears, Therefore account it accomplished, what I take in hand.
• I prophesied before, and now I prove The killing frowns of jealousy and love.
• On yonder mound where frowns the wood, And curves the road with steep incline, A temple to Diana stood Before the age of Antonine.
• Say, why is the stern eye averted with scorn Of the stoic who passes along? And why frowns the maid, else as mild as the morn.
• Sebastian frowns down on hell with a sheaf of arrows quivering in his stalwart arm.
• Mary told him that she thought that the frowns or the smiles of Jane Hatfield alone could change his way of thinking.
• While I was thus employed, I reflected with exultation upon the degree in which man is independent of the smiles and frowns of fortune.
• The secret was out, and frowns and threats were in vain.
• Bethune for a moment frowns, and then a quick light comes back to her eyes.
• Look at him! look how he frowns as he turns this way.
• Neutrality smiles when violated by England and frowns when violated by other powers.
• Sometimes her friends would ask what she would do if her face were to freeze in frowns, but her Uncle John used to say that she was always too hot to freeze.
• Your father, he frowns upon our affection? Tell me, tell me all, only do not leave me in suspense.
• One of them frowns over her rubbing, and the other frowns over his reading.
• Sedley remembered his mother a court-beauty, the favourite of the Queen, and the glass which reflected the smiles and frowns of royalty.
• Our troops entered Booneville amid demonstrations of delight from one portion of the inhabitants, and the frowns and muttered indignation of the other.
• Writing to him, but not thinking of him, surely, when she frowns as now, and leans back in her chair with that menacing and angry look.
• Frederick Barbarossa frequently occupied the castle which frowns down on you from the heights.
• Then he frowns and nods, shaking the hair on his immortal head till Olympus rocks again.
• Alas! that frowns could lie in wait For such a foe as this! XXI.
• No one, however, acknowledged his signals, his frowns, or his pitiful gestures.
• Hitherto her thoughts had been concerned merely with her own pleasures and pains, with the smiles and frowns of those around her, with petty events and trifling projects.
• The mention of an American consul or minister or ambassador always brought frowns to the faces of military officers in the war zone.
• He was, in fact, the dictator of France, whose smiles the greatest courtiers tried to win, and before whose frowns they trembled.
• Come, then, O dreaded years! Your brows are awful, but not with frowns.
• In this situation, men not only shrink from the frowns of a stern magistrate, but they are obliged to fly from their very species.
• He had violent opinions expressed in sudden, sharp movements, gestures with his shoulders, swift frowns and fragmentary sentences.
• The pleasant array of plates and glasses, and the savoury odours of the meats mitigated, but did not dispel the frowns.
• Is he the kindly, peaceful Christ depicted in the Catacombs? Or is he the stern Judge who frowns upon the altar of SS.
• I ought to make use of all bodily affliction, domestic trial, frowns of providence on myself, house, parish, church, or country, as calls from God to confess sin.
• Small wonder her people fed on her laughter, and were despondent at her frowns.
• Resolution, once summoned, begets resolution again, till at length he acquires habits superior to the looks and frowns, and ridicule, of the world.

Similar words containing FROWN without suffix s

frown11 frowny15 frowned14 frowner13 frowners14 frowning15 outfrown14 frownier14 outfrowns15 frowniest15 frowningly20 outfrowned17 outfrowning18

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