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The human face (`kisser' and `smiler' and `mug' are informal terms for `face' and `phiz' is British)
countenance
mug
visage
phiz
kisser
smiler
Russian
физиогномика
1
This address caused a considerable change in the
physiognomy
of my auditor.
2
She mimicked the Lenkenstein
physiognomy
spontaneously in the run of her speech.
3
I couldn't help thinking how the job had molded the man's
physiognomy
.
4
This grandiose apostrophe was scarcely in accord with his costume and
physiognomy
.
5
There is nothing in my poor
physiognomy
worthy of your briefest attention.
6
The
physiognomy
of these three young women was laughter loving and happy.
7
The lowered
physiognomy
of Mr Verloc expressed a sombre and weary annoyance.
8
The momentary convulsion of his florid
physiognomy
seemed to strike them dumb.
9
A judge of native
physiognomy
can generally tell the two types apart.
10
But nothing lasts in this world, at least without changing its
physiognomy
.
11
Their complexions were dark, and their whole
physiognomy
revealed the Tartar blood.
12
It does not present the frank
physiognomy
of the second Scherzo, op.
13
As a physician, he was accustomed to notice the changes of
physiognomy
.
14
The Portuguese did not finish, but his ferocious
physiognomy
spoke plainly enough.
15
On my own side I furtively examined this gentle yet scrutinizing
physiognomy
.
16
Alexander is of more manly proportions, and of a true Sarmatian
physiognomy
.
physiognomy
peculiar physiognomy
whole physiognomy
own physiognomy
very physiognomy
have a physiognomy
Russian
физиогномика
физиономия
phisionomie
физиономизм
физиономика
Portuguese
face
fisiognomia
fisionomia
rosto
Catalan
fisiognomia
semblant
fesomia
rostre
fisonomia
Spanish
rostro
fisiognómica
fisonomía
fisionomía
portación de rostro
faz
fisiognomía
fisiognómico