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Meanings of cheek in English
Usage of cheek in English
1
The problem of shade caused by tall buildings standing cheek-by-jowl, for example.
2
Believe me, Gabriel, I know.' She placed his hand on her cheek.
3
Arundez blinked and held her hand to his cheek a moment longer.
4
It's very tongue-in-cheek social comment but it's still social comment, he said.
5
The energy expert stroked his cheek with long fingers, pondering the question.
6
He noted the pallor in her cheek, the dread in her eyes.
7
He claims, tongue-in-cheek, that he could patent such a product next year.
8
Scratching his unshaven cheek, Nick took the list, which read as follows:
9
However Oliver also lavishes praise on Australia during the undoubtedly tongue-in-cheek podcast.
10
The mother-inan arbor-held the child up and reverently kissed the cheek.
11
Darrell started-half rose; his eye flashed-his cheek paled; but he remained silent.
12
Her lipstick from two days ago, it's still smeared across her cheek.
13
The peach-colour was gone from her cheek; it was pale and thin.
14
The saliva hit the victim on the cheek and temple, police said.
15
Even in the moonlight she could see the reddening of his cheek.
16
He said nothing for a moment, his fingers still caressing her cheek.
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Translations for cheek
Spanish
Cheek through the time
Cheek across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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