jowl
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the jaw in vertebrates that is hinged to open the mouth -
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a fullness and looseness of the flesh of the lower cheek and jaw (characteristic of aging)
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joul or jōl The cheek; the jaw. -
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To throw, dash, or knock. "How the knave jowls it to the ground."
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The cheek. -
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The cheek or head of a pig, salmon, etc., prepared for the table: as, jowl and greens is a Virginia dish. -
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To strike or dash, as the jowl or head; butt; clash with violence, as horns. -
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To scold; “jaw.” -
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In coal-mining, to hammer on the coal for the purpose of ascertaining what thickness intervenes between two contiguous workings.
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jowl the jaw or cheek -
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jōl (Shak.) Same as Jole, to beat.
Cheek by jowl - If things or people are cheek by jowl, they are very close together.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary For older chole, chaul, AS. ceaft, jaw. Cf. Chaps
Can facial yoga rejuvenate aging jowls. nymag.com
A Palestinian Boy Forced to Live Cheek by Jowl with Israeli Settlers. slate.com
Kptm.com Shaft Medical San Diego Now Offers The Latest Micro Fractional Skin Laser Tightening Procedure To Eliminate Saggy 'Hound Jowls' In Men And Women. kptm.com
Cheek by Jowl's Declan Donnellan on 'Othello. brooklynpaper.com
The Cheek by Jowl Company, which has made its international reputation through unconventional productions of classics, offers an answer to skeptics who still believe the old canard that the English are stuffy about their Shakespeare. nytimes.com
Even in this cheek-by-jowl town, the realm of other people's apartments remains resolutely mysterious. nytimes.com
It means you have fresh meat for New Year's luncheon - opossum with sweet potato stuffing, hawg jowl, turnip greens and, of course, black-eyed peas. thetown-crier.com
One of the horrors of the time was the cheek-by-jowl coexistence of oppressor and oppressed . nytimes.com
Sitting by a window, slurping at bone broth, life's as sweet as a mirin-braised jowl. villagevoice.com
Randy Zweiban of Province tackles this sweet-tart fruit with "jowl-grabbing acidity.". chicagoreader.com
Did you know pigs have jowls. ocweekly.com
2 slices hog jowl bacon, cubed 2 ½ cups peeled and cubed potatoes 1 cup thinly sliced celery 1 onion, chopped 6 cups shredded collard greens 2 cans chicken broth 1 bay leaf ½ teaspoon ground black pepper 2 (15 ounce) cans black eyed peas. ifr.com
Kptm.com Shaft Medical San Diego Now Offers The Latest Micro Fractional Skin Laser Tightening Procedure To Eliminate Saggy ' Hound Jowls' In Men And Women. kptm.com
The latest chapter of the Cage: Beyond Silence festival, celebrating the centennial of the composer who institutionalized silence as an expressive entity, was cheek-by-jowl with Curtis 20/21, the Curtis Institute's modern- music group. philly.com
Between downtown Beirut and Corniche al-Mazraa is a densely populated area where Sunnis, Shiites, and Druze live cheek by jowl. pbs.org
This analyses matter into extensionless particles: either point-particles separated from each other by a vacuum, or the extensionless infinitesimal constituents of a continuum (i.e. continuous body), “cheek by jowl” with each other.
On the Persistence of Homogeneous Matter
I began writing this at Graham's in Glasgow, but was interrupted by a jowl of Salmon; every thing there reminded me of you. "Boswell's Correspondence with the Honourable Andrew Erskine, and His Journal of a Tour to Corsica" by
Here are ague and salubrity, cheek by jowl. "The Greville Memoirs" by
To the eight entered a hardened sergeant-major, purpled-jowled and soldierly. "The Woman from Outside" by
The square, heavy-jowled face was strangely calm. "Get Out of Our Skies!" by
Perhaps they have watched us for years, watching life on the world increase, lapping their monstrous jowls over the fattening of the Earth. "Hellhounds of the Cosmos" by
Buck could make out nothing definite about the face save that it was smooth-shaven and rather heavy-jowled. "Shoe-Bar Stratton" by
Moisture gathered on his jet-black nose; he licked his jowl. "A Young Man in a Hurry" by
He shot a quick glance of dislike at Richford's heavy jowl. "The Slave of Silence" by
Gulwing and Hartridge were over there on the sofa, cheek by jowl, and all was going well. "Sundry Accounts" by
Now they stand forlornly cheek by jowl with new yellow brick. "Highways and Byways in Surrey" by
And I your jolly pal;
You need not doubt your Hiland's pluck,
It's cheek by jowl with mal.
Nor you nor your blood-thirsty sun
That sucks up blood
Leaving a nervous people.
His jowl and tushes red with gore,
And on his curled snout he bore
A bracelet rich and rare O!
Like bag of Tyrian murex spilt,
The claw, the jowl of the flying fowl
Are with the glorious anguish gilt.
Heart to heart, and cheek by jowl,
The courts their virtues still retain,
And keep the deed above the roll.
As cool as though he ruled the roost in some Montmartre bar.
He seemed to say, "I've got a cinch, a double diamond hitch:
I'll skin this Muscovitish oaf, this Riley Dooleyvitch.