Place for eyes, nose, and mouth

noun

1. The front part of the head that in humans extends from the forehead to the chin and includes the mouth, nose, cheeks, and eyes
2. The face as a means of identification countenance

   "would know that face anywhere"

3. Presence, sight
4. Facial expression

   "a friendly face"

5. A facial expression of distaste or displeasure

   "he made a face when he saw the test results"

6. Makeup
7. Disguise, pretense
8. Dignity, prestige

   "afraid to lose face"

9. A striking surface (as of a tool)

   "the face of the golf club"

10. The end or wall of a mine tunnel, drift, or excavation at which work is progressing
11. Face value
12. Person

    "lots of new faces around here"

13. Baby face

    "Randy Orton earned respect as a heel because of his cocky, overconfident persona. As a face, he's lost the smugness that defined his character and is struggling to find his identity."

verb

1. To confront impudently

   "faced him with evidence of treachery"

2. To line near the edge especially with a different material
3. To cover the front or surface of

   "faced the building with marble"

4. To meet face-to-face or in competition

   "The team will face a tough opponent in its next game."

5. To stand or sit with the face toward

   "The teacher faced the class."

6. To have the front oriented toward

   "a house facing the park"

7. To recognize and deal with straightforwardly

   "face the facts"

8. To master by confronting with determination
9. To have as a prospect be confronted by

   "face a grim future"

10. To be a prospect or a source of concern for

    "the problems that face us"

11. To bring face-to-face

    "he was faced with ruin"

12. To make the surface of (something, such as a stone) flat or smooth
13. To cause (troops) to face in a particular direction on command

    "The captain faced his company to the left."

14. To have the face or front turned in a specified direction

    "The house faced south."

15. To turn the face in a specified direction

    "She faced to her left."

noun

1. An angle formed by two edges of a polyhedral angle

noun

1. A king, queen, or jack in a deck of cards

adjective

1. Relating to or being a crystal space lattice in which each cubic unit cell has an atom at the center and at the corners of each face compare body-centered

noun

1. A unit of wood cut for fuel equal to a stack 4 × 8 feet with lengths of pieces from about 12 to 16 inches

adjective or adverb

1. With the face down

   "He was face down on the bed. = He was lying face down on the bed."

adverb

1. With the face foremost

   "hit the wall face-first"

noun

1. A European dipteran fly (Musca autumnalis) that is similar to the housefly, is widely established in North America, and causes distress to livestock by clustering about the face

noun

1. A covering typically attaching to the front of a helmet that consists of a hard, clear material (such as polycarbonate) or a cage of metal (such as steel or a titanium alloy) and is worn to protect the wearer's face from injury

   "In my hand, I held my silver football helmet with its full cage face mask."

2. A penalty imposed on a player for grabbing and pulling an opponent's face mask during play

   "… the Wolverines' Grant Perry was called for a face mask during a Desmond King punt return, giving Iowa the ball at Michigan's 36-yard line."