1. grimacing - Noun
2. grimacing - Verb
grimacing
present participle of grimace
grimacing (plural grimacings)
The act of making a grimace.
Behaviors such as facial grimacing and guarding indicate pain, as well as an increase or decrease in vocalizations, changes in routine behavior patterns and mental status changes. Source: Internet
Consider her now, yanking open the oven and grimacing in its scorching blasts as she pulls out the bread tin. Source: Internet
For example, the Warehouse Bar, built in 1883 and relatively unchanged to this day, is full of memorabilia and a 16 foot stuffed polar bear grimacing over a stuffed seal cub. Source: Internet
Kate heard a knock on the open door of her office, and looked up to see Anneke from dispatch, grimacing apologetically. Source: Internet
It’s a sparkling Sunday afternoon, and three grimacing youths are loitering in the bile-green doorway of Off Ya Tree, that marvellously monikered emporium at the city-end of Sydney’s Oxford Street. Source: Internet
With hesitant, almost grimacing smiles, she lets herself get caught up in Fuller’s increasingly out-of-control drama, culminating in an off-kilter hostage situation that suggests a toned-down Coen Brothers flick. Source: Internet