intransitive. Of persons, their eyes, countenances, etc.: To frown, scowl; to look angry or sullen. †Also, to be depressed or mournful. Const. at, on…

intransitive. To look with louring brows and a malignant or threatening expression; to look angry or sullen. Const. at, on, upon.

intransitive. To knit the brows, especially by way of expressing displeasure or (less frequently) concentration of thought; to look sternly. Said…

intransitive. To look sullen, frown, scowl. Const. at, upon.

intransitive. To look sullen or displeased; to frown, scowl, lower; also to gloom on or to gloom at (a person). In later use also (through…

intransitive. To look sullen; to frown, scowl.

intransitive. To look sulky or disagreeable. (In early quots. always in collocation with lour.)

‘The arch of hair over the eye’ (Johnson). Usually plural. In later use including the super-orbital ridge, and especially the skin, on which the…

intransitive. To frown.

To look angrily or crossly; to scowl. Also dialect of the weather: To be gloomy.