askew-mouth

noun
UK /əˈskjuː maʊθ/
US /əˈskjuː maʊθ/

A mouth that is twisted or turned to one side.

The clown's askew-mouth made all the children giggle.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A facial expression showing dislike or doubt, with the lips pulled to one side.

She gave an askew-mouth when she tasted the sour lemon.

3. A funny or silly way of holding the mouth, often made on purpose.

He practiced an askew-mouth in the mirror to make his friends laugh.

4. A mouth turned sideways because of surprise or confusion.

His askew-mouth showed he had no idea what the riddle meant.