Other Words To Describe A Poker Face

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Free thesaurus definition of words used to describe someone s face or features from the Macmillan English Dictionary - a free English dictionary online with thesaurus and with pronunciation from Macmillan Education. Another word for poker face. Find more ways to say poker face, along with related words, antonyms and example phrases at Thesaurus.com, the world's most trusted free thesaurus. A minimum deposit of €10 is required to claim the 1st Other Words To Describe A Poker Face deposit bonus plus at least €15 must Other Words To Describe A Poker Face be deposited to qualify for the 2nd deposit bonus. Spins available in specified slots games only. 3: showing no emotion, concern, etc. A bland expression/face Alternatives are stony expression and poker face. The latter, however, implies someone actively trying to block expression from their face, not necessarily the true absence of emotion.

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baby-faced

a baby-facedadult has a round facelike a youngchild’s

chiselled

a man who has a chiselledface, mouth etc has a face, mouth etc that looks very strong and is regular in size and shape

craggy

a craggyfacelooksstrong and has deeplines in it

dimpled

with dimples on your cheeks or chin

fine

if someone has finefeatures, their eyes, nose, etc looksmall and delicate

fresh-faced

healthy and with a face that looksyoung

full-face

showing all of someone’s facelookingstraight at you

good-looking

physicallyattractive, especially with an attractiveface

handsome

a handsome man or boy has a very attractiveface

handsome

a handsomewoman has an attractiveface with strong and regularfeatures

hatchet-faced

having a long, thin, and unpleasantlookingface with a pointednose and chin

lived-in

informal someone who has a lived-inface is quiteold, but looks as if they have had an interestinglife

negroid

offensiveused for describing a blackperson. This word was widelyused until the middle of the 20th century but is now consideredoffensive.

sculpted

a part of someone’s face or body that is sculpted is very firm or straight in an attractive way

seamed

a seamedface has a lot of lines in the skin

snub-nosed

with a shortnose that looks rather flat

thin

someone with thin features has a long narrowmouth, nose etc

unlined

literary an unlinedfaceshows no signs of oldage

weak

a weak part of a person’s face is one that is small and suggests a poorcharacter

weather-beaten

a weather-beatenface has rough skin from being outside for long periods

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absent

showing that you are not payingattention to what is happening because you are thinking about something else

appealing

an appealinglook, voice etc shows that you wanthelp, approval, or agreement

beatific

literary a beatificexpression on your face is extremelyhappy and peaceful

bleak

used about someone’s expression

brooding

looking as if you are thinking and worrying about something

bug-eyed

informal very excited or interested, so that your eyes are wideopen

dark

a darklook or remark is angry and threatening

deadpan

pretending to be serious when you are reallyjoking

downcast

downcasteyes are lookingdownwards, especially because you are sad, embarrassed, or shy

dreamy

a dreamylook, expression etc shows that you are thinking about something pleasant rather than payingattention

etched

mainly literary if a feeling is etched on someone’s face, their expressionshowsclearly what they are feeling

expressionless

not allowing your feelings to show in your face, eyes, or voice

faint

used about the expression on someone’s face

fixed

a fixedexpression on someone’s facedoes not change or looknatural

glazed

a glazedlook or expressionshows no interest or emotion

grave

looking very serious and worried

haunted

someone who has a hauntedlooklooksfrightened or worried

hunted

someone who has a huntedlook seems very worried or frightened

meaningful

expressing a clearfeeling or thought without words

mild

a mildfeeling or expression is one that is not very strong or severe

mischievous

a mischievouslook or expressionshows that you enjoyhavingfun by causingtrouble

mobile

moving a lot and showingchanges in what you are feeling

Mona Lisa

used for describing a mysterioussmile or expression on a woman’s face

on someone’s face

used for saying that someone’s face has a particularexpression

pained

showing that you feel very upset or unhappy

pitying

a pityingexpressionshows that you feelpity for someone, but sometimes also that shows you do not think they deserverespect

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pleading

a pleadinglookshows that you want something very much

pleadingly

if you say something pleadingly, or if you look at someone pleadingly, your voice or expressionshows that you want something very much

quizzical

showing that you are confused or surprised by something, and perhaps that you think it is rather strange and funny

radiant

someone who is radiantlooksextremelyhappy

roguish

a roguishexpressionsuggests that someone is likely to do something that is wrong but not harmful

sardonic

a sardonicsmile, expression, or commentshows a lack of respect for what someone else has said or done

set

a setsmile or expressiondoes not change, and often hides what someone is reallythinking

shamefaced

with an expression that shows you feelashamed about something

sly

a slysmile, look, or remarkshows that the persondoing it knows something that other people do not know

smiley

informalsmiling, or tending to smile often

straight face

if someone has a straightface, they look serious even though they are saying something funny or are in a funnysituation

straight-faced

not showing that you want to laugh

sullen

showing that you are in an unhappymood, and do not want to talk

sullen

used about someone’s expression or attitude

taut

used about something such as a voice or expression that shows someone is nervous or angry

thoughtful

used about someone’s face or expression

tight-lipped

someone who is tight-lipped has their lipspressedtightly together because they are annoyed about something or they do not approve of it

unblinking

mainly literarylookingstraight at someone or something without closing your eyes at all

unreadable

mainly literary if someone’s face, eyes, or expression are unreadable, you cannot guess what they are thinking

vacant

looking as if you do not understand or are not payingattention

wan

used about someone who looks very sad

wanly

with a tiredsadexpression on your face

wide-eyed

with an expression that shows that you are very surprised, frightened, or impressed

wild-eyed

someone who is wild-eyedlooks very angry or frightened

withering

a witheringlook, expression, or remarkdeliberatelymakes you feelsilly or embarrassed

wolfish

looking as though you want to hurt or trick someone

worried

used about the expression on people’s faces

wry

showing that you think something is funny but not very pleasant, often by the expression on your face