puckers

And that for me is the point of the peach and why I hold its qualities above those of the nectarine – the feel of the peach's soft fuzz on lips, the way the skin puckers as I bite, a teasing prelude to the sweet flesh that will follow.

Tender delights Nigel Slater 2010

At the very least, it is more than a little unwise to allow nefarious french tailors to undermine the president's credibility by placing suspicious rectangular "puckers" in his clothing.

Hullabaloo 2004

He kind of puckers up his mouth and puts his fingers on it.

The Man Next Door Emerson Hough 1890

But I say it's time New York tried more color, so I'm pushing for shades of Bordeaux and red on those puckers.

Napoleon Perdis: Runway to Reality: Makeup Looks Fresh Off the Runway Napoleon Perdis 2011

But I say it's time New York tried more color, so I'm pushing for shades of Bordeaux and red on those puckers.

Napoleon Perdis: Runway to Reality: Makeup Looks Fresh Off the Runway Napoleon Perdis 2011

She puckers her lips so LuAnn can dab on more pink lipstick.

Spray-Tans in the 70s Susan Rukeyser 2011

Pat puckers up his eyes and asks the Lord to make a vacancy!

Archive 2009-10-01 2009

There are no dents, no puckers, no bunching of scar tissue or foreign bodies.

Lauren Cahn: Living the Dream, 3 Reconstructive Surgeries Later Lauren Cahn 2011

At brief intervals, each head puckers its lips and — like a modern gargoyle — spews a stream of water into the pool.

The Man With a Thousand Faces Joel Henning 2011

This curl gave to him sweetness, as the minute puckers at the corners of the eyes gave him laughter.

Chapter 1 2010