Grimaces is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRIMACES in dictionary:

VERB:
• GRIMACE, to contort the facial features
• make a grimace
NOUN:
• an ugly, twisted expression on a person's face, typically expressing disgust, pain, or wry amusement

Words related to GRIMACES

grimace12 grimaced14 grimacing15

How to use GRIMACES in a sentence

• The boys continued their sports, racing, wrestling, and putting on grotesque grimaces.
• When they got near the church, they sat on the side of the road and, with many grimaces, tenderly packed their feet into those instruments of torture.
• As he talked or listened, he made grimaces like a monkey.
• The violence of their exertions caused their recent wounds to bleed afresh, and added much to the horror of their hideous grimaces.
• This state perhaps would be followed by general convulsive movements in which she would put herself into the most grotesque postures and make the most unlovely grimaces.
• Madame Caterna leans toward him, makes little confused grimaces, and then leans back into the corner and seems to reply to her husband, who in turn replies to her.
• He tried to rise, ground his teeth, made grimaces, and shook his fist at my grandfather, who tried in vain to draw me out of the room.
• We put the young monkey to a goat, which he sucked with extraordinary grimaces, to our infinite amusement.
• But I, too, occasionally, shuddered at the animal cries and frightful grimaces wrung from him in beating down his soul bent on murder.
• The savages manifested their chagrin at his escape by insulting grimaces and threatening gestures, but were not allowed to offer him any further indignity or violence.
• Occasionally she went through with these strange grimaces all at once.
• They have priests who, at their sacrifices, make many contortions and grimaces, as if possessed with a devil.
• He could ill afford the gift, and made one of his whimsical grimaces when he got the bill.
• Would stop singing and recommence his facial grimaces when anyone entered his room.
• The grimaces will not enter into a performance, but their effect upon it will be markedly beneficial.
• After a third flagon of ale, he discovered that the liquor was sour, and emptied, with much spluttering and grimaces, the remainder of the beer into the fire.
• He could write his name slowly and with many grimaces.
• The world requires continual grimaces, and we are bidden to obey its conventions if we would escape reproach.
• In the following week for the first time I saw the child make grimaces before the glass.
• Because I have seen him several times in the Papal chapels with a certain air of an ass and certain grimaces of a blockhead that cannot happen to a man of talent.
• Then the Dwarfs, with wonderful capers and grimaces, began a song, or, to speak more properly, a howl, with which the whole island resounded and almost trembled at the noise.
• Then came the funny clown, in his little cart, with his jokes and grimaces for the children.
• I amuse myself exaggerating them by various grimaces, swelling out and drawing in my fat cheeks.
• The Mason does not sigh and weep, and make grimaces.
• Sometimes she stopped, looking at them, while the slaves, it must be said, only replied to her by ugly grimaces.
• He was evidently speaking, for his jaws were making movements, which in the din and uproar could not rise above grimaces.
• They are often much distressed, stammer, and make awkward movements or strange grimaces.
• Then they all sprang up again as though nothing had happened, and rejoined the advancing train with their former antics and grimaces.

Similar words containing GRIMACE without suffix s

grimace12 grimaced14 grimacer13 grimacers14

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