frownsome

English

Etymology

From frown +‎ -some.

Adjective

frownsome (comparative more frownsome, superlative most frownsome)

1. Characterised or marked by frowning
   • 1882, The Children of the Throne - Page 187:

     [...] To dark Eumenes, frownsome as the night.

   • 2016, Bridget Hodder, The Rat Prince:

     You may be sure I was all attention at this juncture. Lord Hamp seemed taken aback. “Sire, she is a most ill-favored, frownsome wench. [...]”