screw up one's face/eyes

My question is this.
Does the expression "to screw up one's eyes/face" mean "to frown" and "to scowl"?
If it does, can I use "frown" and "scowl" in the same context? Do they mean the same?
Which of these three is used most in spoken English?

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Originally Posted by dilodi83

My question is this.
Does the expression "to screw up one's eyes/face" mean "to frown" and "to scowl"?
If it does, can I use "frown" and "scowl" in the same context? Do they mean the same?
Which of these three is used most in spoken English?

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I don't think we screw up our face or eyes when we frown or scowl. If I screw up my whole face, I actually can't think of one particular one-word verb I would use for the result/action.

This is a frown.
This is a scowl.
This is an example of screwed up eyes.

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Originally Posted by emsr2d2

This is a frown.
This is a scowl.
This is an example of screwed up eyes.

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Hello, emsr2d2.:-D
Where did you get those?
You must have heck of a database!

Google images.

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Originally Posted by emsr2d2

Google images.

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Thank you for the information.:-D
I personally love this: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/bl...03/replies?c=3

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Originally Posted by tzfujimino

Thank you for the information.:-D
I personally love this:

http://www.usingenglish.com/forum/im...mmyTRjKMbH/9k=

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I don't know what you were trying to attach but it didn't work!

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Originally Posted by emsr2d2

I don't know what you were trying to attach but it didn't work!

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See if this works. Enter anything in the box that there might be pictures of.

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