What is another word for frowning at?
Pronunciation: [fɹˈa͡ʊnɪŋ at] (IPA) 
Frowning at is an expression of disapproval or dissatisfaction. There are many synonyms to describe this expression such as scowling, glowering, glaring, grimacing, pouting, sneering, and disapproving. Scowling is a particularly aggressive form of frowning, while glowering implies a more steady, deep-seated displeasure. A glare is a sharp and intense look of anger or disapproval, while grimacing can be a contorted expression of annoyance or discomfort. Pouting often involves pushing out the lower lip, much like a child might do when upset. Sneering is a particularly pointed form of frowning, while disapproving may suggest a more mild form of objection.
