pouchy

The fat, pouchy face I knew is much thinner now.

He was a man with a fat-cheeked face and pouchy eyelids.

The man's face was pouchy but quite lively, and his little talk was better than average.

Other times, he tossed them over the dresses, along with soft, pouchy shoulder bags.

The big woman stepped forward, her eyes like pieces of chipped blue glass in the pouchy flesh.

He came to rest below the face's monstrously pouchy eyelid.

Her face was sallow and drawn; there were pouchy dark bags under the eyes.

By Tuesday, deep pouchy blue bags had puffed out under his eyes - even more than usual.

He had obviously not shaved that morning, and the skin below his eyes looked pouchy and dark.

Newshield-it must be he-was a young man with pouchy eyes too old for him.

His face had that pouchy look that comes only after years of serious dissipation.

Flash looked ten years older, he thought: pouchy eyes, grim mouth, none of the old fizz.

He was unshaven, and his eyes were pouchy and bloodshot.

His pouchy jaws shook and I swear there were tears in his eyes.

He looks seedy, pouchy and not too bad.

Her wildly contorted face was pouchy and her neck wrinkled.

Would he have pouchy eyes like Uncle David?

His pouchy old face went distant: in communion with Mom-Xé.

He didn't answer for several seconds; firelight wavered flickerish on his pouchy face.

His eyes, set in deep folds of flesh, glinted above his pouchy cheeks.

A sickly smile spread across the pouchy face: "The Butcher.

He had steel-rimmed eyeglasses and the kind of grey pouchy face that must have looked old when he was twenty.

Voostor twitched in surprise, but Tic broke into a pouchy grin.

Jon's pouchy cheeked face and easy manner were the sort that could put anyone at ease, but his nervous eyes betrayed him.

His large pouchy cheeks were quivering uncontrollably.