Screw your face up

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verb

To twist your face into an expression that shows you are trying to understand, do not like or are disgusted by what you see or think.

She screwed her face up in disgust when she saw the pile of dirty dishes in the sink.
Visual representation of "screw your face up" - To twist your face into an expression that shows you are trying to understand, do not like or are disgusted by what you see or think

Often appears as...

  • screw your face up in confusion
  • screw your face up in disgust
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Facial Expression

The phrase often describes a temporary, intense emotion reflected on the face.

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He screwed his face up in frustration trying to solve the math problem.
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Informal Use

It's a casual phrase, more suitable for spoken language or informal writing.

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When I told him the news, he screwed his face up and didn't say a word.
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Negative Situations

Usually used in negative contexts, implying disapproval or discomfort.

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She screws her face up every time she hears his name.
Visual representation of the word "Screw your face up"

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