jowl

UK
/dʒaʊl/
US
/dʒaʊl/

Translations

jowlnoun
jowls
pl
UK
/dʒaʊl/
US
/dʒaʊl/
bajouePartie inférieure de la joue, chez l’être humain ou l’animal; souvent tombante ou charnue.
The old dog had sagging jowls that wobbled when it barked.
Le vieux chien avait des bajoues pendantes qui tremblaient quand il aboyait.
bajoueEn cuisine, pièce de viande provenant de la joue du porc.
The chef prepared a dish using smoked jowl as the main ingredient.
Le chef a préparé un plat en utilisant de la bajoue fumée comme ingrédient principal.
jowladjective
UK
/dʒaʊl/
US
/dʒaʊl/
Attributive use in culinary contexts (e.g. "jowl bacon").
Additional translations
de bajoueEmploi culinaire; se dit d’un produit fait à partir de la bajoue de porc ou qui lui ressemble.
jowlsnoun

jowl

jowls
pl
UK
/dʒaʊlz/
US
/dʒaʊlz/
bajouesS’emploie surtout pour les parties inférieures et charnues des joues, souvent tombantes.
The old dog had sagging jowls that wobbled when it barked.
Le vieux chien avait des bajoues pendantes qui tremblaient quand il aboyait.

Definitions

jowlnoun
The lower part of a person's or animal's cheek, especially when it is fleshy or drooping.
The old dog had sagging jowls that wobbled when it barked.
The cheek meat of a pig, often used in cooking.
The chef prepared a dish using smoked jowl as the main ingredient.
jowladjective
Relating to, made from, or resembling pig cheek meat.
For a richer flavor, try using jowl bacon instead of traditional belly bacon.
jowlsnoun
The lower part of a person's or animal's cheek, especially when it is fleshy or drooping.
The old dog had sagging jowls that wobbled when it barked.
The loose flesh on the cheeks or throat, often associated with aging.
As he aged, his jowls became more pronounced, giving him a distinguished look.