American Dictionary
Definition face in American English
face
noun
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[countable]
noun
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
/feɪs/
Example
She wiped her face.
Example
The ball hit me in the face.
1.1
the expression on someone's face, that shows how they are feeling
Example
Marsha came back in with a worried face.
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1.3
a famous person who is associated with a particular product, brand, advertising campaign, etc.
Example
L'Oréal Paris announced that Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif is the new face of the beauty brand in India.
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Words related to face:
a slap in the face (phrase)
about-face (noun)
the consequences (phrase)
(as) plain as the nose on your face (phrase)
bring a smile to your (phrase)
bury your in something (phrase)
can’t face something (phrase)
clock (noun)
face (noun)
face (verb)
face about (phrasal verb)
face blindness (noun)
face card (noun)
face (of something) (phrase)
face cream (noun)
face down (phrase)
face down (phrasal verb)
face downward (phrase)
face facts (phrase)
face flannel (noun)
face mask (noun)
face off (phrasal verb)
face pack (noun)
face paint (noun)
face peel (noun)
face powder (noun)
face swap (noun)
face the music (phrase)
face time (noun)
face to face (adverb)
face up (phrase)
face up to (phrasal verb)
face value (noun)
face-kini (noun)
face-off (noun)
face-saver (noun)
face-saving (adjective)
face-swapping (noun)
face-to-face (adjective)
facepalm (noun)
fall flat on your face (phrase)
feed your face (phrase)
fly in the face of something (phrase)
the face of the earth (phrase)
full-face (adjective)
game face (noun)
get out of my face (phrase)
have something written all over your face (phrase)
egg on your face (phrase)
hide your face (phrase)
in the face of something (phrase)
in-your-face (adjective)
(let’s) face it (phrase)
long face (noun)
look someone in the (phrase)
lose face (phrase)
loss of face (phrase)
make a face (phrase)
not just a pretty face (phrase)
on someone’s face (phrase)
on the face of it (phrase)
on the face of the earth (phrase)
put a brave on something (phrase)
put a human face on something (phrase)
put a name to a face (phrase)
your face on (phrase)
resting bitch face (noun)
save face (phrase)
set your face against something (phrase)
show your face (phrase)
shut your (phrase)
the door in someone’s face (phrase)
someone’s face fits (phrase)
stare someone in the face (phrase)
stare something in the face (phrase)
straight face (phrase)
straight to someone’s face (phrase)
stuff (phrase)
take someone/something at face value (phrase)
the blood drains from someone’s face (phrase)
the blood rushes to your (phrase)
the unacceptable face of something (phrase)
throw something back in someone’s face (phrase)
to someone’s face (phrase)
you are blue in the face (phrase)
volte-face (noun)
what's-his/her-face (noun)
wipe something the map (phrase)
wipe the off someone’s face (phrase)
you’ll be laughing on the other side of your face (phrase)