pink-faced

• “Lindsey Graham is just another pink-faced, yellow-bellied HYPOCRITE who only remains in power due to the overwhelming majority of white-trash redneck voters in SC (the same ones with the Confederate flags in their front yards and the plastic Jesuses on their mantles).”

  Reliable Sources: Journos spar over Obama presser question

• “The pink-faced man and your statistics tell me so.”

  The Washington Post: Megabus: You've redeemed thyself

• “We did not want them to imagine that we had any but worldly business, so Father Théodore threw dust in their eyes with an account of his pink-faced sheep.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Mistaken Wife

• “Evelyn Greatorex had never before been spoken to in this manner and gasped into a pink-faced silence.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Dressmaker

• “It reminded him of a ski lodge in Colorado they had once stayed in; he kept expecting pink-faced strangers to walk in and dust snow off their shoulders.”

  Simon & Schuster: Strangers at the Feast

• “Must have been forty pink-faced longboarders bobbing out there, all gringos.”

  Simon & Schuster: Kook

• “By the time they arrived at the hospital they were fifteen minutes late, and Lizzie was a wreck—pink-faced, frizzy-haired, with something unpleasant that she hoped was gum and feared was worse clinging to the sole of her shoe.”

  Simon & Schuster: Fly Away Home

• “I showed off the flower beds as well: sunflowers, morning glories, shasta daisies, and those pink-faced "farewell-to-springs," or godetia.”

  French Word-A-Day:

• “Whichever pink-faced Irish Mick family was kind enough to make room for us in their pew would be subjected to three squirming, giggling children being threatened by a tiny woman with a mild hangover.”

  Simon & Schuster: Dear Mrs. Fitzsimmons

• “Women talk to one another about recipes and cleaning supplies, then disappear through the front door and come back out again, pink-faced and smiling.”

  Simon & Schuster: Veracity

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