Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| beam | a ray of light (verb) to smile |
| beblubbered | disfigured from weeping. |
| besmile | to smile at. |
| blink | to open and shut the eyes. |
| chitty | of a face, pinched, baby-like (noun) a chit |
| deadpan | expressionless; (verb) to act in a deadpan fashion. |
| eliad | (Shakesp.) an ogle, a glance, a wink. |
| eyeliad | (Obs.) an ogle, a glance, a wink. |
| eyliad | (Obs.) an ogle, a glance, a wink. |
| fisnomie | (Shakesp.) physiognomy. |
| frown | a contraction of the brow; (verb) to contract the brow in displeasure. |
| frowner | one who frowns. |
| frowningly | (Adv.) FROWNING. |
| gant | (Scots) to yawn. |
| gaunt | fleshless (verb) to yawn |
| gerne | (Spenser) to grin or gape. |
| girn | (Dial.) to grin, make faces. |
| girner | one who girns, makes faces. |
| gledge | to squint the eyes. |
| glike | (Shakesp.) a sneer; a flout. |
| glime | to glance slyly. |
| glout | (Arch.) to be sulky. |
| glower | to look or stare with sullen annoyance or anger. |
| gloweringly | (Adv.) GLOWERING, looking with sullen annoyance or anger. |
| glumpish | glum. |
| glumps | (Arch.) the sulks. |
| glunch | to frown. |
| goggle | to stare with wide eyes. |
| goggly | goggling. |
| gren | (Spenser) to grin. |
| grimace | a distortion of the face, in fun, disgust, etc; (verb) to make a grimace. |
| grimacer | one who grimaces. |
| grimacingly | (Adv.) GRIMACING. |
| grin | a broad smile; (verb) to smile broadly. |
| grinner | one who grins. |
| grinningly | (Adv.) GRINNING. |
| gurn | (Dial.) a grin; (verb) to grin, make faces. |
| illiad | (Shakesp.) an ogle, a glance, a wink. |
| leer | a sly or sidelong look (verb) to look with a sideways glance |
| leeringly | (Adv.) LEERING, looking with a leer. |
| lill | (Scots) the fingerhole of a flute; (verb, Spenser) to loll the tongue. |
| lour | a scowl or glare (verb) to look sullen or threatening |
| louringly | (Adv.) LOURING, threatening. |
| moonface | a moonlike face. |
| moonfaced | having a round, moonlike face. |
| moue | (Fr.) a disdainful or pouting look. |
| mow | to cut the grass on. |
| mugg | to make funny faces. |
| murgeon | (Scots) a grimace; (verb) to grimace. |
| nictate | to wink or blink. |
| nictation | the act of winking. |
| nictitate | to wink or blink. |
| nictitation | the act of winking. |
| oeillade | (Fr.) an ogle; a glance or wink. |
| ogle | to stare at. |
| oscitate | to yawn. |
| outbeam | to surpass in beaming. |
| outblush | to exceed in blushing. |
| outfrown | to frown down; to overbear by frowning. |
| outglare | to surpass in glaring. |
| outgrin | to surpass in grinning. |
| outsmile | to surpass in smiling. |
| physiognomy | the general appearance of anything, esp the face. |
| popeyed | with protuberant eyes. |
| pout | a pushing out of the lips (verb) to protrude the lips in ill humor |
| pouty | given to pouting. |
| risus | (Lat.) a laugh; a grin. |
| scowl | to frown angrily. |
| scowler | one who scowls. |
| scowling | wearing an angry frown. |
| scowlingly | (Adv.) SCOWLING. |
| simper | to smile in a silly, weak or affected manner. |
| simperer | one who simpers. |
| simperingly | (Adv.) SIMPERING. |
| skellie | (Scots) to squint. |
| skelly | cross-eyed (verb) to squint |
| smerk | to smirk. |
| smicker | (Obs.) to look amorously or wantonly; to smirk. |
| smile | the expression of the face when smiling (verb) to upturn the corners of the mouth in pleasure |
| smileful | full of smiles. |
| smileless | not having a smile. |
| smiler | one who smiles. |
| smilet | (Shakesp.) a little smile. |
| smilingly | (Adv.) SMILING, wearing a smile. |
| smirk | a smug smile (verb) to smile in an affected or smug manner |
| smirker | one who smirks. |
| smirkily | (Adv.) SMIRKY, given to smirking. |
| smirking | wearing a smug smile. |
| smirkingly | (Adv.) SMIRKING, smiling smugly. |
| smirky | given to smirking. |
| smoile | (Obs.) to smile. |
| smoyle | (Obs.) to smile. |
| sneer | an expression of contempt (verb) to curl the lip in contempt |
| sneerer | one who sneers. |
| squinch | to screw up, contort (one's face, features, etc.). |
| squint | a cross-eyed look (adj.) cross-eyed (verb) to look with the eyes partly closed |
| squinter | one who squints. |
| squintingly | (Adv.) SQUINTING. |
| squinty | given to squinting. |
| squiny | (Dial.) to squint. |
| unsmiling | not smiling. |
| unsmilingly | (Adv.) UNSMILING, not smiling. |
| visaged | having a visage (usually in combination). |
| widechapped | (Shakesp.) open-mouthed. |
| wink | to close and open one eye quickly. |
| winkingly | (Adv.) WINKING, with eyes shut. |
| yawn | a deep inhalation of air (verb) to open the mouth wide with a deep inhalation of air |
| yawner | one who yawns. |
| yawningly | (Adv.) YAWNING, gaping. |