long face Idiom, Proverb

long face

a sad or disappointed look He had a long face after he was fired from his job.

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n. A sad look; disappointed look. He told the story with a long face.

Often used in the phrase "pull a long face". Don't pull a long face when I tell you to go to bed.

long face

A facial announcement cogent sadness, dissappointment, or dissatisfaction. Jill had such a continued face bygone afterwards she abstruse that she bootless her exam. Hey, kiddo, why the continued face? Is article aggravation you?Learn more: face, long

a continued face

If addition has a continued face, they attending actual austere or unhappy. He came to me with a actual continued face and accepted there had been an error. There were some continued faces in Paris that day. Astoundingly, an American had won the Tour de France. Note: You can additionally say that addition is long-faced. After a abbreviate commemoration we stood, long-faced, by the graveside.Learn more: face, long

(pull, wear, etc.) a continued ˈface

(have) a sad or aghast expression: I asked him if he capital to appear out but he pulled a continued face and said no. ♢ Why the continued face?Learn more: face, long

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