Simple To contort one's facial expression, often in a way that conveys dislike or displeasure, as in grimace. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Make A Face'
The little boy would make a face every time he tried the bitter medicine.
The toddler would make a face whenever offered vegetables, expressing his strong dislike for anything green on his plate.
The dog would make a face of confusion whenever it heard a strange noise, tilting its head in curiosity.
The toddler's attempt to imitate the family dog's expressions resulted in an adorable attempt to make a face like a furry friend.
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