scowl at (someone or something)
scowl at (someone or something)
To contort one's face into an expression of anger, disdain, or disapproval at and because of someone or something. I always make a point of waving to my neighbor each morning, but all he ever does is scowl at me from his porch. The boss scowled at the financial reports for the most recent fiscal quarter.
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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
scowl at someone or something
to make a frown of disapproval or displeasure at someone or something. Why are you scowling at me? I didn't do anything wrong! Mary scowled at her noisy cat.
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- scowl
- scowl at
- sneer
- sneer at
- sneer at (someone or something)
- vote with (one's) feet
- vote with feet
- vote with one’s feet
- vote with one's feet
- vote with your feet