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What (who) is jowly - definition
jowly
Someone who is jowly has fat cheeks which hang down towards their jaw.
ADJ
Jowler
·noun A dog with large jowls, as the beagle.
jowl
![An [[eastern chipmunk]] using its buccal pouch to store food](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Chipmunk with Full Cheeks.jpg?width=200 "An [[eastern chipmunk]] using its buccal pouch to store food")
PART OF THE HEAD
Cheeks; Malar stripe; Jowl; Jowls; Buccal gland; Buckle pouch; Buckle cavity; Buccal glands; Mejilla
¦ noun the lower part of a cheek, especially when fleshy or drooping.
?N. Amer. the cheek of a pig as meat.
?the dewlap of cattle or wattle of birds.
Derivatives
-jowled adjective
jowly adjective
Origin
OE ceole, partly merged with OE ceafl 'jaw'.
Examples of use of jowly
1. Garvey knows their jowly jujitsu skills all too well.
2. A James Patterson book," the author says, a half–cocked smile creeping across his jowly face.
3. Even the beginnings of a goatee beard could not disguise his jowly neckline and padded face.
4. The video screens immediately show jowly old Duran Duran at the Rome concert.
5. That‘s why Alan Sugar looks so jowly, tired and angry, and Richard Branson so phonily, aggressively cheery.