dewlap
noun
a pendulous fold of skin under the throat of a bovine animal.
dewlapped
-
a word derived from
dewlap.
Example Sentences
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He stared entranced at the bar's TV set as Laughton .dramatized his readings by balletlike turnings of his heavy body, ducking his dewlapped chin into his collar, shooting sly glances from his spaniel-sad eyes.
From Time Magazine Archive
He was older than most newshawks, grey-haired, baldish, dewlapped.
From Time Magazine Archive
Plump, dewlapped Judge Caverly beetled through his spectacles in amazement at the couple, said something secret.
From Time Magazine Archive
Contemptuously he advised dewlapped Inspector Porfiry how to catch a criminal.
From Time Magazine Archive
Then the priest came out of church, fat, dewlapped, greasy, very short of breath, but benevolent.
From The Spanish Jade by William Henry Hyde
