frown

[FROWN, v.] 1. A look of displeasure, severity, or sternne expre ed by a contraction of the brows. "Yet Barbesieux was still at the War-office; and it was not pretended that he had been punished even by a word or a frown." -Macaulay Hist. Eng., ch. xix. 2. Any expre ion or manifestation of displeasure. "Patiently endurs that frown of fortune, and by some notable exploit win again her favor."- Knolles : Historie of the Turks.