scowl

She wore a dress which did not suit her; her hair was awkwardly arranged; there was a scowl on her brow.

The skipper stood with a scowl on his dark face and considered her.

With a brief speech, and a scowl at his sister, he left the house.

But with the slam of the door the scowl broke, and he laughed.

The maid smiled, but Glen's scowl quickly frightened it away.

Wherever there lay a scowl, it was no more than a part of the creature's make.

Come, come, my brave fellow, you need not scowl at me in that way.

If the life up here has brought us to 'Scowl' Austin's point of view, we are poorly off.

"No; and I don't want any," returned Gatewood, sorting his mail with a scowl and waving away his fruit.

"Hello, Red," Big Bill retorted with what was meant to be a scowl but which twisted itself in spite of him into a widening grin.