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Cheek
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Cheeked
Having a cheek used in composition
Frenum
A cheek stripe of color
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VerbarGena
The cheek the feathered side of the under mandible of a bird
Jowl
The cheek the jaw
cheekless
having no cheek Opposite of cheeked
Blue eye
The blue cheeked honeysucker of Australia
Malar
Of or pertaining to the region of the cheek bone or to the malar bone jugal
Accolade
Tours writes, that the kings of France, in conferring the gilt shoulder-belt, kissed the knight on the left cheek. The accolle, or blow, John of Salisbury assures, was in use among the Normans; by this William the
Snaffle
of bridle bit having a joint in the part to be placed in the mouth and rings and cheek pieces at the ends but having no curb called also snaffle bit
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