scowled

Under such family protection hard words and scowls are ineffective.

As Madame Rosa, Loren wears a trailing gray wig and a perpetual scowl, downplaying the natural beauty that made her famous and manages to startle to this day.

The proprietor, a huge bear of a man in brown coveralls, scowled at Delancy.

The sailors crept up one by one, but they only gathered in a jabbering knot, and scowled at the Englishman heavily.

The Spanish sluggards came up sometimes and scowled, then they went below again.

Bud scowled and turned toward him a belligerent glance, and the man stopped laughing as suddenly as he had begun.

Genevieve scowled, and made an impatient gesture—neither of which Mrs. Kennedy seemed to notice.