what are "frowns" here?
reading John Grisham's "The Runaway Jury":
The third group wore frowns and uniforms and guarded the doors.
Without exception they wore dark suits and intelligent frowns, and they all attempted the impossible feat of gawking at the jurors while trying to appear uninterested.
question: what are "frowns" here?
thank you for your help and your time
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Answers · 2
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A frown is the opposite of a smile. It means they were frowning.
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i think 'frowns' in what you are reading is wrinkling of the brow..
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