Meanings of puffy cheeks in anglès

Her swollen eyes and puffy cheeks accentuated her blemishes and other imperfections.

You see I know a lot. Her puffy cheeks shook when she giggled.

The woman was tall, with puffy cheeks and braids pinned to her head.

From oily black hair to puffy cheeks was as smooth as an eggshell.

The only other observable features were puffy cheeks and a protruding yet lipless mouth.

He was heavyset, with a circular head and puffy cheeks.

He's got an unusual face for an idol: big puffy cheeks, pixie ears, fatherly and kind.

Percival Plarsey was a plump, pale-faced, short-legged individual, with puffy cheeks, over-prominent nose, and thin colourless hair.

One was a flashily dressed, middle-aged man, with fair mustache, puffy cheeks, and a superfluity of jewelry.

From time to time he passed his hand down his puffy cheeks, as was his custom when excited.

The latter appeared to be of a somewhat ordinary type, sallow, with rather puffy cheeks, and eyes almost unnaturally dark.

Instantly a baby appeared in the outstretched hands, an African-American child with puffy cheeks and dark, curly locks of hair.

Two tears, the parched tears of the old, rolled down her puffy cheeks and vanished in the abysses of her bosom.

He sat propped up in the bed by pillows and the little colour in his puffy cheeks made them resemble warm cinders.

He looked older than when she had seen him last, was stouter and ill, with white puffy cheeks and dark shadows under his eyes.

Marcella found herself indignantly wondering who this big man, with his fierce eyes, long, puffy cheeks, coarse black hair, and North-country accent, might be.