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making face 

"I dunno what happened, I was talking to her then next thing I remember I was making face with her friend."

"Nah, we didn't do anything. Just made some face and passed out."
making face by kickiniteasy December 25, 2011

Making face Babies 

making out to the point it is like you are having sex with your mouths.
Dude, last night me and Colleen were getting so into it that we ended up making Face Babies
Making face Babies by Magenta98 October 4, 2008

Macking Face Heavy 

To make out with someone extremely hard, so much so that it's like you're eating each other's faces. You can add a comma before heavy just to add extra emphasis, maybe change your tone for it, too.
Yeah man I was walking to class and there was this hallway couple macking face heavy.
Macking Face Heavy by RattHead April 20, 2025

''are you making the face''. 

A question to be asked after you sense a piercing but silent glare from someone you have disapointed.

I use this term mostly for my mother, since she is the poster girl for disapointing faces, as most mothers are.
When my mother ask me to do her a favor and I retort back that I wont, it is often followed by a loud silence instead of a rebuttle.

Without looking up at my mother, I say ''are you making the face''.

Then I look up at her face which is always in a scowl, until she breaks the silence with laughter.

* can also be called the ''mom face''

Keep making that face, It’ll get stuck like that

Shut your face; fuck off; Stop making that asshole face.
Keep making that face, It’ll get stuck like that

Making funable face 

Kyle has a making funable face
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