The upper surface, or the character upon the surface, of a type, plate, etc.

Outside appearance; surface show; look; external aspect, whether natural, assumed, or acquired.

To cover with better, or better appearing, material than the mass consists of, for purpose of deception, as the surface of a box of tea, a barrel of sugar, etc.

To make the surface of (anything) flat or smooth; to dress the face of (a stone, a casting, etc.); esp., in turning, to shape or smooth the flat surface of, as distinguished from the cylindrical surface.

The exposed portion of cast stone after it is installed.

The flat surface portion of a polyhedron.

Faces or surfaces are both terms used within I-DEAS to designate a surface on a part. Faces are labeled with an F prefix (F160).

A flat surface of a three-dimensional figure.

The “face” of a wood floor is the exposed surface.

The end of a drift, crosscut or stope in which work is progressing. Or The exposed area of a coal bed from which coal is being extracted.

The hitting surface of the racquet, the plane formed by the racquet strings.

One of the plane surfaces of a polyhedron bounded by edges

any of the flat sides of a polyhedron.

This refers to the large surface area of an electric guitar generally regarded as the "front" of the instrument. This is the surface to which the sides, fretboard, and neck are attached. It is, in large measure, the source of a guitar's amplified tone (especially with piezo and contact pickups).

In most chalcids the entire frontal surface of the head below the anterior ocellus and between and below the eyes to the mouth margin; in Mymaridae a similar region but below the transverse suture and between the preorbital sutures. [drawing][photo

The plane surface of a polyhedron.

The two widest planes in a piece of lumber

A plane of rock.

a part of a surface of a 3-D object defined on the computer by three or four vertices. Objects are collections of faces and/or vertices

The broad surface of a tile which contains the pips and bar.

(1) The front or facade of a structure. (2) The positioning of a structure, [as to front (face) the ocean]. (3) To surface or cover the front or outer surface of an object. (4) The outside or main appearance of the surface of an object.

(1) A flat surface on a 3-dimensional shape.

One of the natural surfaces that develop on a crystal during the growth process. Often called a "natural face".

one of the flat surfaces of a polyhedron

One of the surfaces an artefact may possess - see Dorsal and Ventral.

An exposed side of a wall, hedge or bank.

Single or multi-ply joined, spliced veneer surface which will be visible after application. Also called lay-ons.

the striking or working surface of an implement

a surface forming part of the outside of an object; "he examined all sides of the crystal"; "dew dripped from the face of the leaf"

the side upon which the use of a thing depends (usually the most prominent surface of an object); "he dealt the cards face down"

a vertical surface of a building or cliff

turn so as to expose the face; "face a playing card"

cover the front or surface of; "The building was faced with beautiful stones"

A plane surface of a three-dimensional figure.

The surface of the clubhead that strikes the ball.

The exposed part of a frame parallel to the face of the wall.

The exposed surface of a stone with its specified finish.

The surface of the bow that faces the archer.

A working place from which coal or mineral is extracted. The exposed surface of coal or other mineral deposit in the working place where mining, winning, or getting is proceeding.

Either of the two wide surfaces of a board.

Area of a coal bed that exposed from which coal is extracted.

The surface area on an outdoor unit where advertising copy is displayed. A unit may have more than one face.

the front, outer, or upper surface

Solid surface of coal being worked on

In Parasitica, the anterior surface of the head between the eyes from the ventral margin of the toruli to the oral cavity, excluding the clypeus; in Symphyta and Aculeata, the anterior surface of the head between the eyes from the ocelli to the oral cavity, including the clypeus.

refers to that section of the coal seam currently being mined or developed

The surface exposed by excavation; a working place from which coal or mineral is extracted.

The exposed portion of stone. The word face can also be used when referring to the edge treatment on various cutting stock materials.

The exposed portion of a stone; also refers to the edge treatment on various cutting stock materials.

exposed outer surface, particularly a bastion’s wall between its salient angle and flank.

Surface of the window frame which is (typically) parallel to the window and wall. Or, the moulding around the window which faces the room.

The outermost surface of section of a holster, scabbard or belt, usually the grain side of tanned leather.

The term used to describe the surfaces of the glass in numerical order from the exterior to the interior. The exterior surface is always referred to as face 1. For a double-glazed unit, the surface of the outer pane facing into the cavity is face 2, the surface of the inner pane facing into the cavity is face 3 and the internal surface of the inner pane is face 4.

Refers to the exposed portion of a stone.

1. The side of a wall covering that faces away from the framing; for example in an A-B plywood panel, the face would be the A side. 2. An exterior, exposed surface on a structure. 3. Any surface of a thing. 4. The outward appearance of anything.

1. (aka: "clubface") the hitting surface of the clubhead 2. the sloped surface of a bunker that is (usually) toward the player setting up for a shot. Example: 2. "The shot was right on line, but ended up buried in the face of the bunker."

The external surface of a structure, such as the surface of a dam.

Flat surface that is part of a polyhedron.

one of the plane surfaces bounding a three-dimensional figure (a side).

A side/plane of a polyhedron. A dice has 6 faces.

Installation of a veneer on the surface of a material.

1. The exposed surface of a wall or masonry unit. 2. The surface of a unit designed to be exposed in the finished masonry.

Unbroken front surface of a wave

The long surface of a brick to be exposed in a wall, or the exposed surface of a wall.

The surface of the main roof

A polygon bounding a polyhedron. A cube has six square faces.

The decorated surface of a sign; the area on which the copy and art is placed.

The surface area on a sign where advertising copy is displayed.

The surface of a coin, medal or token, referred to as the obverse or the reverse.

The hitting surface of a club head.

the front surface of a cricket bat. v.i. to be the striking batsman. v.i. to be the striking batsman in the act of waiting for the bowler to bowl. v.t. to be the striking batsman and have the ball approach after the bowler has released it. The batsman faced the ball and played it defensively.

The hitting area or surface of the club head.

The surface of flooring having the higher quality that is exposed to view after installation.

1. The front or façade. 2. The exposed surface of a wall. 3. The long narrow side of a brick; the exposed surface of a wall or masonry unit. 4. The surface designed to be left exposed to view. 5. The more or less vertical surface of rock exposed by blasting or excavating, or the cutting end of a drill hole; an edge of rock used as a starting point in figuring drilling and blasting. 6. See Steel Square.

The surface of a billboard on which the advertising message is displayed. One billboard structure may have more than one face.

The region between the anterior margin of the compound eyes, from the lower margin of the ocelli to the bottom of the clypeus (Goulet and Huber, 1993).

The front surface of an unbroken wave.

(a) A term used in brillianteering for the entire group of facets that can be placed won a diamond without reposition it in the dop; vis., two star facets and four upper-break facets or four lower-break facets. (b) In crystallography, a natural, plane surface on a crystal.

To expose the face value of a card.

A flat surface on a three-dimensional figure.

The surface of an outdoor media structure that displays the advertising message. One structure may have more than one face.

To Confront impudently; to bully.

the act of confronting bravely; "he hated facing the facts"; "he excelled in the face of danger"

impudent aggressiveness; "I couldn't believe her boldness"; "he had the effrontery to question my honesty"

deal with (something unpleasant) head on; "You must confront your problems"; "He faced the terrible consequences of his mistakes"

oppose, as in hostility or a competition; "You must confront your opponent"; "Jackson faced Smith in the boxing ring"; "The two enemies finally confronted each other"

present somebody with something, usually to accuse or criticize; "We confronted him with the evidence"; "He was faced with all the evidence and could no longer deny his actions"; "An enormous dilemma faces us"

(pah-NEEM) n. sing. pl. constr. Face; Features; Countenance.

To stand opposite to; to stand with the face or front toward; to front upon; as, the apartments of the general faced the park; some of the seats on the train faced backward.

To cover in front, for ornament, protection, etc.; to put a facing upon; as, a building faced with marble.

To line near the edge, esp. with a different material; as, to face the front of a coat, or the bottom of a dress.

To cause to turn or present a face or front, as in a particular direction.

One of the six surfaces of the cube. The faces are called (down), (right), (left), (front), and (back), relative to the orientation of the cube in your hand.

The flat side of a blade that is used to push against the water.

The unbroken front part of the wave - the blue part you can see

The better side of any plywood panel in which the outer plies are of different veneer grades. Also veneer spliced to a certain pattern and cut to exact size.

the "front side" of a form, normally that which contains printing or the most important information.

The best side of a plywood panel in which the outer veneers are of different grades.

Most fabrics have one side that looks better than the other. The face is the side you see when looking at the finished garment.

In insurance, the first or front page of a policy. (See also: face amount and face of policy.)

The side of the fabric that is intended to be the outside.

A general term for the printed side of the matchcover.

The side of a fabric which is intended to be the use surface or which is to be visible in an end product.

The side of the tree aligned with the predominate lean and/or the intended lay.  The side of the tree opposite from the backcut.

The smooth unbroken front of a wave

Lateral side, either inner or outer, between the margin and the dentary.

The surface of the club designed and prepared for hitting the ball; the only part intended to make contact with the ball. Bunkers also have faces; that part of the sand that rises steeply at the front.

The steep side of a bank or wall.

The side of a gill

The front side of a note, similar to the term "obverse" used for the coins.

The cut side of a book opposite the binding edge.

In interaction, the symbolic front that people display to other people.

Traditionally, the side of a fabric that offers a finished or polished appearance. The face is normally used for outward print and decoration.

A single side of the cube as seen when you look directly at it.

The veneer side of flexible veneer sheets. Also an assembly of veneer components into a full width and length veneer surface.

the side of a playing card that shows its identity by value and suit

the front of the human head from the forehead to the chin and ear to ear; "he washed his face"; "I wish I had seen the look on his face when he got the news"

a side of a brush, after BSP has cut them up (brushes that touch each other will cut the other brush into bits)

The most attractive side of a fabric; the side of the fabric that makes up the outside of a garment; most suitable for decoration.

The side of a mail item that shows the delivery address.

This is the preferred term for the front side of a paper note. Federal Reserve District Seal

The side of the card that is different for each card. Cards are "face up" if this side is showing, and "face down" if the back is showing.

The value of the stamp as expressed on the front of it  Fake A genuine stamp altered to defraud collectors  Fiscal A revenue or tax stamp - not a postage stamp

The correct or better-looking side of a fabric.

The right side or the better-looking side of the fabric.

the sides of a mountain, a slope being more gentle (less steep) than a face.

The side of a fabric designed to be seen in ordinary use; the front, or finished, usable side of the fabric.

the front side of a note, usually with signatures and numbers.

the ‘right' side of the fabric, usually the side that displays the print.

To turn each re-shelved book right side up, checking the call numbers of the books to the left and the right to make sure that the book was re-shelved in the right place. Students face books in their own sections every week.

The side of a paddle blade that is pushing against the water.

The front or finished side of a fabric; the side designed to be seen. Top page Fiber A natural or manufactured material that is spun into yarn and then woven into a fabric.

The outside or ‘right' side of a fabric, the side you see when the garment is finished.

front opening of hood through which the user works gains access to hood interior.

A flat or flattish side or plane, particularly in a rough diamond crystal.

The side of a mailpiece with the delivery address. Also, to arrange mail in a uniform orientation; that is, with the delivery address facing forward and the postage area positioned in the upper right corner.

The side of the envelope without the seams.

The "side" of a ball formed by a division - for example, there are 6 faces (in this case, square shaped) on a C8 ball.

The exposed surface that shows in the edge of a door after installation. (See Front.)

Leaves of veneer that have been spliced together, but have not yet been applied to a panel or backer sheet. Also, the better side of any plywood panel in which the outer piles are of different veneer grades.

one side of a brush. There are six faces on a cube, 5 on a square pyramid.

The front of a piece of paper money, basically the paper money equivalent of the obverse of a coin.

Front part of the head.

The face of the plywood panel; the side of a panel that is of higher veneer quality on any panel whose outer plies (front and back) are of different veneer grades; either side of a panel where the grading rules draw no distinction between faces. The face ply of a panel; the outer veneer on the face of a panel.

The front of a stamp; the side bearing the design.

The front or side of the envelope without seams.

Refers to the side of a siding or soffit panel that is showing once the panel has been installed.

The front, or important side of the rectangular lunch box. The face includes the primary design and art for the kit.

Every cube has 6 faces. Again, it's part of the mathematical definition of a cube. Well, in 3d anyways.

The front of the package.

The front of an envelope.

The front of a club or bunker.

The visible side of the watch or the dial .

The visible side of the watch where the dial is contained, most are printed with Arabic or Roman numerals.

The front or body of the guitar. - Category: Recording

The better side of a prepared piece of wood, also veneer spliced to a certain pattern and cut to exact size.

The better side of any plywood panel in which the outer plies are of different veneer grades. Also either side of a panel in which there is no difference in the veneer grade of the outer plies.

A plane figure that serves as one side of a solid. The faces of a cube are squares.

The side of a cliff, escarpment, or other mostly vertical rock structure. The side of a geological structure, as in west facing slope.

a straight segment of parapet making up a larger earthwork that delivered direct or oblique fire to the front.

in fabric, a term used to describe the front of the fabric Fair Isle A sweater featuring a colorful geometric design, often knit in soft, heathered yarns. Named after one of the Shetland Islands in Scotland, the Fair Isle sweater became popular in the 1920s when worn by the duke of Windsor.

In geometry, a face of a polyhedron is any of the polygons that make up its boundaries. For example, any of the squares that bound a cube is a face of the cube. The suffix -hedron is derived from a Greek word meaning face.

a good guy. Also referred to as a "baby face."

The good guy. Sometimes people say "babyface". Example: "Jeff Jarrett is the worst face of all time."

n. & adj. [babyface] a good guy.

A fan favorite. A wrestler who plays the good guy.

Short word for babyface.

See babyface.

In professional wrestling, a face is a character who is portrayed as being moral or approving (that is, faces are "good guys" or "crowd favorites").

noun - A two-dimensional unit of a three-or-higher dimensional figure. A face is the intersection point of two cells; two faces meet at an edge. It is the planar analog of vertex, edge, face, and teron.

(n) A distinct planar or curved surface or region on an object. One or more faces joined together at edges define the boundary between object and nonobject. A face is a topological element in a 3-D model.

The face refers to the shape that is bounded by the edges on a 3 dimensional object.

line the edge (of a garment) with a different material; "face the lapels of the jacket"

a bounded portion of a shell

a closed region bounded by edges

a polygonal component of a higher dimensional polytope

a single planar polygon that is a component of a polygon mesh object

a region enclosed by an edge or set of edges. Faces are topologically linked to their surrounding edges, as well as to the other faces that surround them. Faces are always non-overlapping, exhausting the area of a plane.

An element of an object consisting of a set of interconnected edges.

The triangle and square polygons that form the basis for Meshes or for rendering.

Edge of a bound publication opposite the spine. Also called foredge. Also, an abbreviation for typeface referring to a family of a general style. Fake Duotone - Halftone in one ink color printed over screen tint of a second ink color. Also called dummy duotone, dougraph, duplex halftone, false duotone, flat tint halftone and halftone with screen. Fast Color Inks - Inks with colors that retain their density and resist fading as the product is used and washed.

A single polygon in a mesh.

A bindery term referring to the edge of a bound publication opposite the spine. Also referred to as foredge.ALSO– an abbreviation for typeface referring to a family of a general style.

The flat area of the racket formed by the strings and bounded by the frame.

One of the minor dignities, also called Chaldean decanates. The faces are 10° slices of the signs, marked by planetary rulers falling in the sequence known as the Chaldean order. The Face is given +1 point.

An obsolete term meaning the division of each sign into six equal parts of 5° each.

Each sign of thirty degrees is divided into three segments called decans (decanates) of ten degrees, each with its own planetary ruler. This derives from ancient Egyptian astrology, where the zodiac was divided into 36 decanates of ten degrees each. In modern astrology, each decan is divided into a positive (active) and a negative (receptive) face of five degrees, expressing the polarity of the planetary ruler of the decan. Thus, according to Alan Leo, each sign has six faces, three positive and three negative, depending on the rulership of the decanates. Decanates themselves are also regularly referred to as faces, especially in traditional astrology, so many astrologers use the two terms interchangeably and do not consider the so-called positive and negative approach to faces.

Unbroken, forward-facing portion of the wave.

The end of a drift, crosscut or stope in which work is taking place.

Any part of an underground working where excavating is in progress or was last done.

An individual Bingo card.

The individual bingo sheet containing 24 numbers and a free space in the middle.

Is the individual bingo sheet containing 24 numbers plus the free space in the middle.

The actual individual bingo card. The face is made up of 24 numbered and on free space.

(short for typeface and same as family) all type of a single design, e.g., Helvetica.

See typeface.

Short for "typeface"; the style of a font or set of character images

typestyle, letterform or font.

A face is a style of displaying characters. It specifies attributes such as font family and size, foreground and background colors, underline and strike-through, background stipple, etc. Emacs provides features to associate specific faces with portions of buffer text, in order to display that text as specified by the face attributes.

Is it a font? Is it a color? No, it is a face

The part of the clubhead that strikes the ball.

The striking face of an iron head.

turn so as to face; turn the face in a certain direction; "Turn and face your partner now"

(or mask): A beast's head turned so that only the face is seen. This could also be termed an xxx's head Cabbossed. or Caboshed. For some reason, MASK seems to be applied to fox-heads, FACE to leopards, and CABOSSED to cattle.

The part of the club head that strikes the ball.

the part of the clubhead that impacts the ball. Faces can be made of various steels for irons and fairway woods and titanium for drivers.

is the most affected area around the eyes, on bridge of the nose, lips, tip of the ears skin lesions muscle involvement, a haggard face, problems to swallow and chew, inflamed eyes the very sad report of Candy (German)

The skin around the eyes.

the total width of an oscillate-wound coil

The outside part of a wheel. The area that is visible when mounted on a car.

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A virtual style given to some text. For instance, Keyword, Comment are faces.

How a diamond appears to the naked eye. Magnification can make a diamond look like a completely different item than it looked without it. A diamond can also appear different loose , than it does in a piece of jewelry.

The faces are the two parts of the bastion that form the salient angle.