cheeked

UK
/tʃiːkt/
US
/tʃikt/

Translations

cheekedpast participle
UK
/tʃiːkt/
US
/tʃikt/
More precise label: adjective derived from the past participle, used chiefly in compound expressions (e.g., rosy-cheeked).
Additional translations
jouffluSurtout dans des composés descriptifs pour indiquer l’aspect des joues; emploi peu courant hors contexte.
cheekverb

cheeked

Past Simple

cheeked
Past Simple
cheeked
Past Participle
cheeking
Gerund
UK
/tʃiːk/
US
/tʃik/
narguerSoutenu ou littéraire.
He cheeked the teacher and got detention for his rudeness.
Il a nargué le professeur et a été retenu pour son insolence.
Synonyms
mouth off
talk back

Definitions

cheekedpast participle
Having cheeks of a specified kind or number.
The rosy-cheeked children played happily in the park.
cheekverb
To speak to someone in a disrespectful or impudent manner.
He cheeked the teacher and got detention for his rudeness.