scowler
Britishnoun
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a person who scowls
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dialect a hooligan
Example Sentences
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Against the scowler in chief, aged 73, an experienced, congenial, happy warrior should do well.
From Washington Post
A charmer and a scowler with a clever sense of zeitgeist.
From Los Angeles Times
But it also offered a glimpse of a lighter side to a revered hip-hop scowler whose 20-year career has been defined by gritty reality.
From The Guardian
And he likes to draw himself, a balding scowler with a pointy nose, into the corner, often making an aggrieved remark.
From The New Yorker
Ryan’s always been a first-class all-tournament scowler.
From Time
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