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- noun Plural form of
cheek .
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Examples
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Doughboy cheeks is turning the other cheek, his ass cheeks, that is.
Think Progress » “I think the president will enforce the law,” 2006
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The strips, which some term cheeks, nailed at the right and left of the pipe, have a length of nineteen holes and a height and thickness of one hole.
The Ten Books on Architecture Vitruvius Pollio
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The reasons for Angle to scapegoat Latino immigrants through one side of her face while kissing their cheeks from the other side are cynical and manipulative, but clear.
Mario Solis-Marich: The Accented Silence of Tibi Ellis Mario Solis-Marich 2010
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The reasons for Angle to scapegoat Latino immigrants through one side of her face while kissing their cheeks from the other side are cynical and manipulative, but clear.
Mario Solis-Marich: The Accented Silence of Tibi Ellis Mario Solis-Marich 2010
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The reasons for Angle to scapegoat Latino immigrants through one side of her mouth while kissing their cheeks from the other side are cynical and manipulative, but clear.
Mario Solis-Marich: The Accented Silence of Tibi Ellis Mario Solis-Marich 2010
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The reasons for Angle to scapegoat Latino immigrants through one side of her mouth while kissing their cheeks from the other side are cynical and manipulative, but clear.
Mario Solis-Marich: The Accented Silence of Tibi Ellis Mario Solis-Marich 2010
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The classic rosy cheeks is the first sign, or if a person easily flushes/blushes.
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With tongues firmly in cheeks, they belted out the hits (and misses) and quite clearly loved every minute of it.
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The botox in her cheeks is working well, maybe she is needing some "nip and tuck" in the neck area however.
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My advice for getting things done and still spending as much time as possible kissing soft baby cheeks is to hire other people to do the work so I can watch the baby.
A story problem with simultaneous equations ScienceWoman 2007
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