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cheek

[cheek] / tʃik /
NOUN
side of human face
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The lower temporal bar functions much like a cheek bone.

From Science Daily

“And when I laid down on the floor next to her … she leaned over and started catching the tears, one at a time, as they were rolling down my cheek.”

From Los Angeles Times

She winces as a small cannula is delicately inserted into her cheek.

From BBC

Autochromes possess the light-dappled depth of Impressionist paintings, the powdery precision of pointillism, the honest blushes of butterfly cheeks, and the palpable textures of gleaming silks and gilded velvets.

From The Wall Street Journal

On the second floor, women sat in front of vanity desks as make-up artists powdered their faces and daintily applied blush to the apples of their cheeks.

From Barron's