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grimaced

grimaced is the simple past and past participle of grimace.

Adjective

grimaced (comparative more grimaced, superlative most grimaced)

  1. Having a grimace
  2. (usually) distorted; crabby

Meaning of grimace

Verb

grimace (third-person singular simple present grimaces, present participle grimacing, simple past and past participle grimaced)

  1. (intransitive) To make grimaces; to distort one's face; to make faces.

See all 3 meanings of grimace

Forms of grimaced

comparativemore grimaced
superlativemost grimaced

Questions about grimaced

What does grimaced mean?
Grimaced means having a grimace.
What is grimaced the simple past and past participle of?
Grimaced is the simple past and past participle of grimace.
What part of speech is grimaced?
Grimaced is an adjective.

Words near grimaced in the dictionary

  1. grim triggers
  2. grim-gram
  3. grim-grams
  4. grim-the-collier
  5. grimace
  6. grimaced
  7. grimacer
  8. grimacers
  9. grimaces
  10. grimacey
  11. grimacing

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