The face, countenance; hence, look or appearance (of the face and skin), ‘hue’, complexion. Often in alliterative phrases, as lovelyor lovesome o…

The face. Now rare.

Outward aspect, look, appearance, form.

Face, countenance.

A person's face or countenance; (also) a person's appearance or looks.

Countenance, face.

Contemptuously: The nose in man, esp. when large or badly shaped; †the face or countenance.

The front part of the head, from the forehead to the chin, and containing the eyes, nose, and mouth; the… In a person (or personified being)…

The face, the front part of the head, of a person (rarely of an animal).

The face, countenance. (= Latin vultus.)

Face, visage.

The face. Obsolete.

The face, visage.

By extension: The whole face. Cf. French front. front to front (archaic) = face to face at face, n. phrases 1a.

Face, features. Obsolete.

Face, visage. rare.

A person's facial features or expression (originally frequently considered as indicative of the mind and character); the face, the countenance…

contemptuously. A face. Obsolete.

derisively. The face.

The countenance, face. archaic.

Chiefly Medicine. The face (rare); the appearance or expression of the face, spec. one considered characteristic of a particular disease or…

A face or countenance; an outward aspect or appearance. Also figurative of immaterial things. Obsolete.

Countenance, face. Obsolete. rare.

The front piece or forepart of anything. The face or forehead. Chiefly jocular.

The mouth. In plural: the jaws, the jowls, the face.

A face or facial expression; countenance.

A face, esp. an unattractive one.

humorous. The face. Obsolete.

The face; = physiognomy, n. 3a.

slang. The human face. Cf. dial, n.1 3c. Obsolete.

= phiz, n.

dialect. The under lip (in to hang the jib). Also, The mouth, face, or nose.

slang. The human face. Cf. dial plate, n. 2.

humorously for: Face (of a person).

Chevy Chase n. Rhyming slang = face, n. 1a. Also elliptical as chevy. Cf. chivvy, n. ? Obsolete.

A face; a mouth (see also quot. 1859).

= snout, n.1 2. dialect and slang.

= face, n. 1a.

slang. The human face. Cf. dial, n.1 3c.

colloquial. A person's face.

The face; the mouth.

slang (originally U.S.). The face. Also (U.S.): the mouth. See also deadpan, adj.

The mouth; the face. Originally Boxing slang.

slang. The face. Cf. boat race, n. 3.

Usually with possessive adjective. The face. Cf. boat, n.1 4b.

In Jewish usage: the face.