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(adj) double-chinned, jowly, loose-jowled having sagging folds of flesh beneath the chin or lower jaw. Synonyms: double-chinned, loose-jowled, jowly
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Antonyms: rich, ropy, jowly, gelatinlike, syrupy, blubbery, three-ply, loose-jowled, fleshy, wide, creamy, stringy, plump, portly, dense, jowly,
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jowly - having sagging folds of flesh beneath the chin or lower jaw double-chinned, loose-jowled loose-jowled;
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Definition of jowled in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of jowled. Pronunciation of jowled. Translations of jowled. jowled jowled. Jowler · jowly
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Antonym of loose-jowled. Antonyms of adj loose-jowled. 1 sense of loose-jowled. Sense 1: double-chinned, jowly, loose-jowled. INDIRECT (VIA fat) -> thin,
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Synonyms: Loose-jowled. Synonyms: double-chinned (adj), jowly (adj). -5 letters: dewool, doolee, dowels, dwells, jelled, jewels, jowled, loosed, oodles,
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1. The jaw, especially the lower jaw. The flesh under the lower jaw, especially when plump or flaccid. jowl; jowl abscess; jowl abscess; jowl abscess; jowled; jowled; jowled; Jowler; jowlier;
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WordNet: jowly Meaning #1: having sagging folds of flesh beneath the chin or lower jaw; Synonyms: double-chinned, loose-jowled; Translations: Jowly...
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In birds it signifies both upper and lower jaws, together with the beak, although the terms maxilla and mandibula are sometimes used to refer respectively to the upper and lower parts. In insects it applies to the anterior, upper, jowl; jowl abscess; jowl abscess; jowl abscess; jowled; jowled; jowled; Jowler; jowlier;
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