make faces's Usage Examples:

linger unnecessarily over others; nor mumble, like a dumb person, nor make faces or signs, nor vociferate in a croaky voice, like a frog; and, she should.

The player maneuvers the slices left and right to make faces as they stack up in piles, preferably with all the pieces from the same.

She would often pound on the large break-proof glass window and make faces.

Bonaduce then smiled and proceeded to make faces and exaggerated shrugging motions at the audience before walking off stage.

To do this, the drum dancer would make faces and try to make others laugh until all fear was forgotten.

performed, the user places their hands on the sides of their head and make faces while dancing from side-to-side.

Another group was asked only to make faces that resembled negative feelings like anger, sadness and the like.

(dīnys) kilnojamos (dienos) remotely attālu atostai atstu, atokiai to make faces vaikstīties šaipeitīs šaipytis, vaipytis to shell lobīt gaļdeit gliaudyti.

The male will make faces at the female indicating that he is ready to copulate.

pulling pranks including hiding in a Buzz Lightyear cardboard box to make faces as Buzz walks past the hundreds of Buzz Lightyear toys on the shelves.

pantomime theater, Licidei (Russian for "mummers" or literally "people who make faces").

"It's sort of the equivalent of your mother telling you not to make faces because they might stick that way forever.

writer for the Chicago Tribune, observed that when contestants "squeal and make faces, it is somehow natural, wholesome and infectious," and said, "Double Dare.

because you don’t really need to, but it was more visceral, so you could make faces with some legitimacy rather than posing.

would make faces at my food and ask what I was eating.

Synonyms:

overdo; do; exaggerate;

Antonyms:

desensitize; calmness; delay; decompression;