Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Having a round face: as, the round-faced macaque, Macacus cyclopis.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective having a round face
Etymologies
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Examples
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He's on the short side, round-faced, in his fifties, his brown ponytail's going gray.
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He is a slight, round-faced, mannered man, given to theatrical gestures.
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His round-faced geniality went out like the flame of a snuffed candle.
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He's on the short side, round-faced, in his fifties, his brown ponytail's going gray.
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Swithin Hall was a fat, round-faced man, with a laughing lip and laughter-wrinkles in the corners of his eyes.
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Behind the altar stood a round-faced man dressed in the robes of a Gauntlet Knight, though Toryn instinctively knew the man was a fake.
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She was a short, round-faced stout woman of forty-seven with rolling-pin arms and thick-fingered hands.
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But the round-faced, bespectacled author, who graduated from medical school and has worked as a business strategist for the consulting firm Ernst & Young, says he is not like the wise old grandmother who sits under a banyan tree telling stories.
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A slight man, round-faced with pale blue eyes, he has the usual jutting lower lip and chin of the blighted Hapsburgs.
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The round-faced Kim Jong Un - unsmiling with his hair combed straight back - was one of the officials named and was sitting in the front row near his father with a military officer between them.
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