Look angry or sullen, wrinkle one's forehead, as if to signal disapproval.
1Harper Elliston remained in his room until a late lour.
2Rebecca, I am trying to catch the person, or thing, that killed lour boyfriend.
3Three, lour hours ago, along about daylight.
4Venoun d'espeli; et ren per lour douna!
5En tesmoigaunz (sic) de quenx choses a cestes presentes endentures les parties enterchaungablement ount mys lour seals.
6The palisade and the blockhouses were a tangle of counterspells and amulets; the smelly air a lour of magic.
7As she flew, she worked on her problem: how to get lour humans out of the blast zone in as many minutes.
8The sun might shine, or the clouds might lour; but nothing could appear to me as it had done the day before.
9The weather began to lour-thewind blew stronger and stronger-numerousicebergs appeared ahead-ina short time the ship was surrounded by them.
10A darkness loured all day in the west even under the rainclouds.
11Victor suspended operations with the handkerchief to bend upon his tormentor a louring, distrustful stare.
12So they held their tongues and watched the approach of the boat with gloomy, louring glances.
13He paused there, louring at his subaltern with haunted eyes ablaze in a face like parchment.
14Sometimes she caught him looking at her with a louring invidiousness that she could hardly bear.
15Lucifer loured and grew pale; in a moment, there flew in a wry-footed imp, panting and trembling.
16The kataping (Terminalia catappa, L. and Juglans catappa, Lour.)