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Shake hands and stop glowering at each other.glowering = staring angrily
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She glowered at the ref, but she held her tongue.
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The next time Roy levered himself up to peek into the room, Dana was glowering at him through the window. (source)
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Rooney would see, and glower, but what could he do? I was his best running back. (source)glower = stare angrily
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Jason looked up again at the glowering statue of his father. (source)glowering = angrily staring
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Teresa walked out of the small building, glowering at Newt as she passed him. (source)glowering = staring angrily
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Askew glowered. His face flushed. (source)glowered = stared angrily
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I was shocked to see that he was glowering at Alice, his hands fisted in anger. (source)glowering = staring angrily
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Hatsumomo's boyfriend came striding up to the front entrance hall and stopped to glower at me before stepping down into the entryway. (source)glower = stare angrily
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The paper shrivels, the sticks crackle and spit, the coal smoulders and glowers. (source)glowers = an angry or sullen stare or look
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The people rudely pictured as drinking in the wine-shops, croaked over their scanty measures of thin wine and beer, and were gloweringly confidential together.† (source)gloweringly = with an angry stare
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He knew it, I think, and glowered, which made my sister glitter all the more.† (source)glowered = stared angrily
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Rogerson glowering against that gray sky. (source)glowering = staring angrily
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I glower at the roll sure he meant to insult me.† (source)glower = stare angrily
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A portrait of the fuhrer glowers over every classroom.† (source)glowers = stares angrily
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She met him outside, stood up as straight as she could, and glowered at him.† (source)glowered = stared angrily
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