Answer: STOIC

AnswerCrossword Clue
STOICPutting on a poker face
STOICDetached type
STOICShowing no pain
STOICUnmoved
STOICHard to move
STOICHard to stir
STOICZeno, e.g.
STOICDispassionate
STOICBite-the-bullet type
STOICDevoid of emotion
STOICUnemotional to a fault
STOICUnemotional
STOICUnflinching
STOICUncomplaining in the face of adversity
STOICBrutus, philosophically
STOICHardly the screaming type
STOICHardly the emotional type
STOICStone-faced
STOICNot very emotional
STOICUncomplaining type
stoicof or about the school of philosophy founded by Zeno, who taught that people should be free from passion, unmoved by joy or grief, and submit without complaint to unavoidable necessity
STOICPoker-faced
STOICZeno, for one
STOICFollower of Zeno
STOICSeemingly indifferent
STOICStudent of Zeno
STOICStiff-upper-lip type
STOICLike Zeno
STOICIndifferent to pain
STOICUncomplaining
STOICNot easily flapped
STOICImperturbable
STOICUnflappable
STOICImpassive
STOICMarcus Aurelius was one
STOICUninclined to complain
STOICHard to reach, in a way
STOICHardly effusive
STOICZeno, notably
STOICPassionless