muttonchops
muttonchop whiskers

Mike - 1 month 18 days ago I like that guy's muttonchops.

No muttonchops; in fact, not much hair at all.

They had finished the muttonchops when Harry Kane turned to business.

He also has a large walrus mustache and muttonchops.

He smiled, which stretched his mouth out almost to the tips of his muttonchops.

The bartender was about forty, dark-haired, with exaggerated muttonchops.

He wore a huge blond Afro and fuzzy muttonchops that made him look out of focus.

It is then revealed Wiggum has muttonchops as well, exposing him as the murderer.

Neelix felt his muttonchops bristling at the praise.

His curly hair had been a bright carrot red with muttonchops down to his sharply pointed chin.

Celestine grinned; her muttonchops made her face seem twice as wide as it was.

'the would-be grandee thundered, The Spaniard 35 his muttonchops bristling.

Men in top coats and muttonchops are shown seated on carts as muscled brown nags pull them toward the finish.

He was amedium-sized, stocky fellow with muttonchops and light brownhair that stuck out from under his cap in all directions.

A robust seventy-something man with a white mustache and white muttonchops stood at one of the sinks, washing his hands.

His muttonchops hung limply.

He wagged his neatly trimmed muttonchops, managing to look like an accountant who had discovered that a valued client was cooking the books.

Bugger grips is his intriguing term for what others might call muttonchops or burnsides; he believes that fulsome means exuberant.

The pictures of muttonchops and mullets in the book's pages are to be avoided-or emulated, depending on one's willingness to embrace ironic hairstyles.

I shoved the bar door open and inched past the uglies with their scrapes, the virgin-hair muttonchops and shoulder-length curls.

When Mr. Muttonchops realized that Dylan was watching him, when their eyes met in the mirror above the urinals, the retiree quickly looked away.

Goatee, muttonchops, ZZ Top-style rug-beard, whatever.

He'd gone for a close-trimmed beard rather than the distinctly unflattering muttonchops, and overall he looked ten years younger than he had that night in Corvallis.

Tony Martin did the voice of the star of the show, Governor Frontbottom (as well as Judge Muttonchops).

At least it wasn't as ostentatious as Celestine's muttonchops, but she wasn't sure that she would ever get used to the fashion of facial hair on women.

He had muttonchop whiskers and held a silver whistle on a neck cord.

He was a small man with old-fashioned muttonchop whiskers and an asthmatic cough.

Pendleton was a cheerful man with a bald head and muttonchop whiskers.

This time, he looked like a human being, a portly Englishman with wide muttonchop whiskers.

A face, kind and creased, with grey muttonchop whiskers, peered out from the top of the feathers.

Essie Buchanan was there, accompanied by a heavy-set man with muttonchop whiskers.

He was a middle-aged man with gray muttonchop whiskers, and hadn't shaved the rest of his face any time in the past couple of days.

And still his muttonchop whiskers grew.

He wore a satin dressing gown, muttonchop whiskers, and a stuffed raven on his shoulder.

The flashily dressed drummer left the car; a fat man with muttonchop whiskers like miniature tumbleweeds came in.

Comstock, with his black frock coat and muttonchop whiskers, was an imposing and powerful presence.

His fat cheeks sported muttonchop whiskers.

Leading the advance towards where Lothar lay was a powerful, thickset man with flaming red muttonchop whiskers.

She rubbed her chin nervously, wishing Paula Booker had left her muttonchop whiskers in place.

Instead he was greeted by a stocky man of sixty who had white muttonchop whiskers and steely blue eyes that marked him as a Spaniard.

What he looked like more than anything else was somebody's grandfather-white, muttonchop whiskers, twinkly sky-blue eyes under feather white eyebrows, apple red cheeks.

It was a hotel porter, a stocky middle-aged man with red muttonchop whiskers, wearing the brass-buttoned livery of the hotel staff.

In front of them stood a portly man with wide, muttonchop whiskers who was dressed in the coat of the master of the hunt.

It is one way, Henry Orombi says, of keeping faith with those long-ago Englishmen in muttonchop whiskers who brought the church to Africa.

An old man with muttonchop whiskers and bright red cheeks laughed and rasped, "Bet them beacons ain't sittin' on lightships, right?"

The grim steely eyes and the muttonchop whiskers and the windblown black corduroy pullover were too familiar to elicit notice from Langley.

He has muttonchop whiskers and a moustache, a grey beard and thick eyebrows that seem to send up the face like a pair of ironic speech marks.

Old Frederick with his muttonchop whiskers, puffing with honest outrage, as belligerent as his picture of St James - 'Think, man!

As his eyes adjusted to the poor light, he saw it was actually a mannequin dressed as a male slave, with a hat and muttonchop whiskers, the whites of its eyes in unsettling contrast to the painted black skin.

My host did not speak but led the way with a merry stride, an almost constant curl of smoke from his little round pipe encircling his bald pate and muttonchop whiskers and drifting back down the passage.