cheeked

[cheekt]

adjective

having cheeks of the kind indicated (used in combination): rosy-cheeked youngsters.

Origin of cheeked

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It was said he had cheeked the old man; it was said he had frightened him.
The Nigger Of The "Narcissus"
Joseph Conrad
Did you see, Miles, he was quite white with rage when I cheeked him?
Fifty-Two Stories For Girls
Various
So that didn't do him any good—especially as she cheeked the Coroner.
The House by the River
A. P. Herbert
He "cheeked" her; she tossed her head, and looked the other way.
The Open Air
Richard Jefferies
The fellow "cheeked" her again, told her she had a pretty face, "cheeked" her right and left.
The Open Air
Richard Jefferies