Expression of a pouter
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MOUEExpression of a pouter
SILStart of a pleasing expression?
ABCPart of a simple expression
ERATPart of a geometer's expression
gallicisma French turn of expression
phrasinga style of verbal expression
YADAOne-third of a "Seinfeld" expression
MOTTOShort expression of a guiding principle.
MOTTOBrief expression of a guiding principle
bouquetsAn expression of approval; a compliment
flickering(of a facial expression) Appear briefly
gallicismsGALLICISM, a French turn of expression
phrasingsPHRASING, a style of verbal expression
encomiuma formal expression of high praise.
flickered(of a facial expression) Appear briefly
flicker(of a facial expression) Appear briefly
flickers(of a facial expression) Appear briefly
yousa polite expression of one's gratitude
TROPEUse of a word as an expression
THXExpression of gratitude in a tweet, maybe
colorationA variety of musical or vocal expression
wisheddesire or an expression of a desire
wishesdesire or an expression of a desire
wishlessdesire or an expression of a desire
wisherdesire or an expression of a desire
complimentsA polite expression of praise or admiration
uproarsA public expression of protest or outrage
colorationsA variety of musical or vocal expression
complimentA polite expression of praise or admiration
wishdesire or an expression of a desire
repressingRestrain or prevent (the expression of a feeling)
outcriesA strong expression of public disapproval or anger
airingsA public expression of an opinion or subject
repressesRestrain or prevent (the expression of a feeling)
murderous(of a person or their expression) Extremely angry
phrasea characteristic manner or style of expression diction
unreadable(of a facial expression) Unable to be interpreted
visagethe face of facial expression of a person
laconicisma vigorous, brief manner of expression also LACONISM
monomialan algebraic expression consisting of a single term