FACE

• to oppose or meet defiantly [v FACED, FACES, FACING] : FACEABLE [adj]
• to confront (to face defiantly) [v FACED, FACING, FACES]
• the front part of the head
• expression on the face
• surface specially prepared as
• inscribed, printed, or marked side
• striking surface (as of a tool) the face of the golf club the face of an anvil
• style of type
• to avoid disgrace, humiliation, or embarrassment
• to disapprove strongly of; oppose
• to make an appearance; be seen
• in one's presence
• the front part of the head that in humans extends from the forehead to the chin and includes the mouth, nose, cheeks, and eyes
• facial expression of distaste or displeasure he made a face when he saw the test results
• surance confidence maintaining a firm face in spite of adversity
• front, upper, or outer surface
• cade
• exposed surface of rock
• outward appearance
• grimace
• the surface
• the most important side; front
• to look toward
• to confront directly or bravely
• to put a facing on
• to turn or be turned
• to have the face in a certain direction
• to confront boldly or intimidate (an opponent, critic, etc.)
• to start a game or period with a face-off
• opposite one another
• confronting one another
• in close proximity to; narrowly escaping; confronting
• to admit
• to meet courageously
• go away!; leave
• to stop bothering or annoying someone
• in spite of; notwithstanding
• when confronted with
• to suffer disgrace, humiliation, or embarrassment
• to grimace, as in distaste or contempt; contort one's face in order to convey a feeling or to amuse another
• to outward appearances; superficially; seemingly
• to give the appearance of confidence or assurance

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