frown

verb
UK /fraʊn/
US /fraʊn/

To make a sad or angry face by pulling your eyebrows down.

She frowned when she saw the broken toy.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A facial expression showing sadness or anger.

He wore a frown all morning.

3. To disapprove of something.

The teacher frowned on talking in class.

4. To look at something with a serious, worried face.

She frowned at the difficult puzzle.