Scowl (verb)

1. To make a face that shows disapproval, anger, or disapproval.
2. To have a face that expresses disapproval, anger, or disapproval.

Origin:

Middle english scoule, from old english scūl, from proto-germanic *skūlą, from proto-indo-european *(s)keu- ("to bend, arch, curve").

Examples:

1. He scowled at the interruption.
2. She scowled at the bad news.
3. The teacher scowled at the students.
4. He scowled when he saw the mess.
5. She scowled at the expensive price.