A small grimace; a pout.
[French, from Old French moe, of Germanic origin.]
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[French, from Old French moe, of Germanic origin.]
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(moo) 
noun
Pout; grimace.
Etymology
From French moue (pout), from Middle French moe
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The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a disdainful pouting grimace
Synonyms: pout, wry face
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