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Glower

GLOW-uh/ˈɡlaʊə/

To glower is to look at someone in an angry or sullen way: glower at the door, a glowering check. Scowl is the close twin; a dry face at the fire door is still a log, not a styling note.

Meaning

To look at someone in an angry or sullen way.

Examples

  • “A glower at the door is still a fire log, not a styling note.”
  • “Scowl is the close twin. Glare is the sharper twin. Styling is a mood board. A dated check is a certificate. Log the door; then warm the lighting if the inspector still allows it.”

Good to know

Scowl angrily. Close: scowl. Styling ≠ a fire log.

Near in meaning

scowl, glare, frown

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