English Explanatory Dictionary

faced

English dictionary entry

Meanings

verb
  1. simple past and past participle of face
adj
  1. Having a specified type or number of faces.
  2. Having the outer surface dressed, with the front, as of a dress, covered ornamentally with another material.
  3. With a specific kind of face.
adj
  1. drunk

Pronunciation

/feɪst/ en-us-faced.ogg

Word forms

faced more faced most faced

Etymology

From face + -ed.

Synonyms

lined

Derived words

about-faced ashen-faced baby-faced baby faced babyfaced bacon-faced bald-faced baldfaced bald-faced hornet barefaced batfaced bell-faced bifaced blackfaced black-faced bunting black-faced cormorant black-faced ibis blank-faced bluefaced blue-faced honeyeater boldfaced bold-faced bow-faced brazenfaced brazen-faced brosy-faced bullfaced crabfaced cribbage-faced crumpet-faced cuntfaced dish-faced dog-faced baboon double-faced dough-faced downfaced facedly ferret-faced fibre-faced flat-faced longhorn flat-faced seahorse fresh-faced fuck-faced fuckfaced full-faced gasfaced gem-faced civet ghost-faced bat glass-faced greenfaced half-faced hatchet-faced hatchetfaced hawk-faced hog-faced ape hollow-faced bat horse-faced Janus-faced Janus-faced lock lappet-faced vulture
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