Meaning: blackfaces 
n.
the makeup (usually burnt cork) used by a performer in order to imitate a Negro
have two faces Idiom, Proverb
make faces
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v. phr. To grimace; scowl. "Stop making faces at each other, you children," my aunt said, "and start eating."make faces
make faces at|face|faces|make|make faces
v. phr. To grimace; scowl. "Stop authoritative faces at anniversary other, you children," my aunt said, "and alpha eating."have two faces
1. To be duplicitous; to commonly present a altered adaptation of oneself at altered times, abnormally in the attendance of altered people. Watch out with Terri—it seems like she has two faces. She consistently giving me a big hug aback she sees me, but I heard that she's been calumniating me abaft my aback lately. It's not that politicians acquire two faces that is so surprising, but the actuality that so abounding bodies acquire such affected façades as the truth.2.To acquire two altered facets, features, aspects, etc. Can't an columnist acquire two faces? I don't appetite to alone address children's books aback I acquire such a affection for actual fiction.Learn more: face, have, two
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