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Part of Speech: Verb

To pull a face means to contort one's facial expression intentionally in order to convey a particular emotion or reaction. It usually involves distorting the mouth, eyes, or other facial features.

Example Sentences:

1. When she saw the picture, she immediately pulled a disgusted face.

2. The comedian made everyone laugh by pulling a funny face.

3. Don't pull a sad face just because the ice cream is finished.

Part of Speech: Noun

A pulled or funny face made by someone.

Example Sentences:

1. The child flashed a cheeky pull-a-face at his teacher.

2. She couldn't help but burst into laughter at his comical pull-a-face.

3. The photograph captured his genuine pull-a-face during the surprise party.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Describes something that resembles a pulled or contorted face.

Example Sentences:

1. The sculpture had a pull-a-face expression that was both eerie and fascinating.

2. The clown's costume featured a bright, pull-a-face pattern.

3. She drew a pull-a-face on the paper which made everyone grin.

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