scowl
verbUK /skaʊl/
US /skaʊl/
To make an angry face with your eyebrows pulled down.
He scowled when his little brother broke his toy.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A mean or angry look on someone's face.
She gave me a scowl when I stepped on her foot.
3. To look at something in a dark, unhappy way.
The sky scowled with heavy gray clouds before the storm.
4. A gloomy or threatening appearance.
The old castle scowled down from the hill.