jowl

UK
/dʒaʊl/
US
/dʒaʊl/
jowlnoun
jowls
pl
UK
/dʒaʊl/
US
/dʒaʊl/
Translations
The bulldog's jowls were drooping.
Подбородок бульдога свисал.
The old man had sagging jowls.
У старика были обвисшие щеки.
Additional translations
Definitions
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
UK
/dʒaʊl/
US
/dʒaʊl/
Attributive use in culinary contexts (e.g. "jowl bacon").
Definitions
Relating to, made from, or resembling pig cheek meat.
For a richer flavor, try using jowl bacon instead of traditional belly bacon.
jowlsnoun

jowl

jowls
pl
UK
/dʒaʊlz/
US
/dʒaʊlz/
Translations
The old man's jowls shook as he laughed.
Щеки старика тряслись, когда он смеялся.
His jowls were prominent and gave him a distinguished look.
Его подбородки были выдающимися и придавали ему внушительный вид.
Additional translations
Definitions
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.