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glower at

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glower at someone or something
to scowl intently at someone or something. The judge glowered at the irate witness until order was restored. Fred glowered at the painting of his uncle, hating the subject of the picture.


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The pets glower at me as if I've reneged on my part of the fundamental deal governing animal domestication: you keep it warm in here and we won't attack.
The unbearable coldness of being without a boiler by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
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