The word 'cheeks' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It can refer to the rounded fleshy parts on either side of the face, specifically the area between the nose and the jaw. Example: She blushed and her cheeks turned a bright shade of pink.
Use the remainder of the first sheet of card for the nose and cheeks.
The Tory leader's shiny airbrushed cheeks are a target many would like to see slapped.
This is serious food: beef cheeks braised with orange zest and star anise; caramelised chicory, Picos Blue and walnuts; sea bass with puy lentils and charred leeks; A1 charcuterie boards, but served in super-laidback circs.
It sounds as if he's already paying homage to Joe Strummer with his sparse and slurring musical style, but he looks remarkably cherubic, far from the pale and hollow cheeks of his latter-day image.
From Leigh's point of view it was too dramatic to leave out: "We're making a movie... " And while Turner's relationship with his father is known to have been close, there is no evidence that it was as demonstrative (lively kisses on the cheeks) as in the film.
Appearance: All woman with a thatch of white hair, glasses and rosy cheeks – a little like Margaret Mountford from The Apprentice minus the sexy eyes.
Choose a festive film (I'm tempted by The 12 Dogs of Christmas 2), then the series two Christmas special of The Office, then settle back into a Walking Dead marathon, because that's as much good cheer as your sherry-sozzled cheeks can take and it's the most wonderful time of the year for zombies.
As he answered it his voice went up about an octave and his cheeks flushed bright red.
You sensed she wasn't sure about his credentials because the pina coladas flushed up her cheeks like beacons at sunset and her mother had to prop her up all the way to the groom.
He's pale, thin and has a runner's face, his eyes bright, his cheeks slightly sunken.
No wonder he's performing in this rooftop bar with perspiration coursing down his boyish and flushed cheeks.
