"Under frown" is not a common phrase or expression. It could potentially refer to something hidden beneath a frown, such as underlying emotions or thoughts that are not openly expressed.
The word is "acknowledge."
The word you are looking for is "villain" or "scoundrel."
"Chapo" is a slang word in French that typically means "hat" or "cap." It's derived from the Spanish word "sombrero."
The word you are looking for is "pursue."
Frown. To frownI frown.
scowl frown
frown-upon
The root word for "scowling" is "scowl," which means to frown or look angry or displeased.
Turn that frown upside-down.She began to frown at him.The frown on his face said it all.
your butt as in your bum
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No, "frowns" is not a base word. The base word is "frown."
Frown, scowl, etc.
It's the opposite of "smile." If you're frowning, it means the corners of your mouth are turned down, like you're sad. If you frown upon something, it means you disapprove of it.