Physiognomy
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 77
fiz-i-og′nō-mi, n. the art of judging the qualities of a character from the external appearance, especially from the countenance: expre ion of countenance: the face as an index of the mind: the general appearance of anything.— adjs. Physiognom′ic , -al .— adv. Physiognom′ically .— n.sing. Physiognom′ics (same as Physiognomy ).— n. Physiog′nomist . [For physiognomony —Gr. physiognōmonia — physis , nature, gnōmōn , one who interprets— gnōnai , to know.]
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