glower

Even with one eye, she still managed to glower with displeasure.

KFC is taking shots at rivals in its marketing, and in restaurants it is making light of the situation, putting up signs featuring a glowering Colonel Sanders.

Do the white male boys’ clubs still reign, as represented by the statue of Yale founder Abraham Pierson glowering down at the students?

Anger and aggrievement are the twin engines that power the president’s glowering soul.

The viewer is left to assume this imaginary person is still out there, glowering with hate and, more importantly, being punished for their unbelief with outward ugliness.