The Lord make his face shine upon thee

Num. vi. 25. Keep still your former face , and mix again With these lost spirits. B. Jonson, Cat i line, iii. 2. Some read the King's face , some the Queen's, and all Had marvel. Tennyson, Lance lot and Elaine. 3. An expre ive look; an a umed facial aspect indicative of some feeling, especially one of ridicule, disgust, or the like. See to make a face , below. "Could I have found a more respectable subject?" he inquired of her. "The adjective is excellent," she said, with a little face , as she put her violin into its case.