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jowl
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jowl1
1. the jaw, esp the lower one
2. a cheek, esp a prominent one
jowl2
1. fatty flesh hanging from the lower jaw
2. a similar fleshy part in animals, such as the wattle of a fowl or the dewlap of a bull
jowl
The enlarged head or foot of a timber, usually a vertical post; often used to facilitate the joining of other timbers.
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Of course, he's 25 years older and at least 25pounds jowlier but the memory of the school craze for home-made badges proclaiming 'I love Danny' lives with me still.
Susan Lee: Relive the glory days by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
The man in the video looked puffier and jowlier than Saddam.
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It's been nice to see what's become of the rest of the cast - Jimmy's a bit jowlier, Tom's a bit greyer.
Trouble at the double; Out of the box by Smith, Aidan / Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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