Jowl is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOWL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to bump, also JOLE, JOLL, JOULE
• To throw, dash, or knock.
• knock
NOUN:
• the cheek of a pig used as meat
• the loose fleshy part of the neck of certain animals, such as the dewlap of cattle or the wattle of birds.
• The cheek; the jaw.
• the jaw in vertebrates that is hinged to open the mouth
• a fullness and looseness of the flesh of the lower cheek and jaw (characteristic of aging)
• lower jaw
• the lower part of a person's or animal's cheek, especially when it is fleshy or drooping
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the fleshy part under the lower jaw

Words related to JOWL

jowled17 jowlier17 jowliest18 jowliness19 jowling18 jowls15 jowly18

Words that contain JOWL

jowls15 jowly18 jowled17 jowler16 jowlers17 jowlier17 jowling18 jowliest18 jowliness19 jowlinesses21

How to use JOWL in a sentence

• But there was power in the creature, in the strange lift of his voice, in his grim jowl, and in the fire of his sombre eyes.
• Montgomery popped one upon his blue jowl and got away without a return.
• It was a struggle to bridle the beast, which was accomplished only by grinding the points of his knuckles into a tender part of the jowl to make the locked teeth open.
• He strained and tugged at the grip, trying to twist his jowl in the slack of skin so as to reach a bite.
• They had travelled together from Bristol, cheek by jowl in a post-chaise, exchanging scarce as many words as they had traversed miles.
• The shore was stayed with piling and with timbers like a wharf, so that a hundred boats might lie there cheek by jowl and scarcely rub their paint.
• Captain and officers were cheek by jowl with gunners and plain sailors.
• The men moved out of Slingersfontein on Tuesday about midday, and at once proceeded towards a farmhouse located right under the very jowl of an ugly-looking kopje.
• It was a giant dog, as large as a calf, tawny tinted, with hanging jowl, black muzzle, and huge projecting bones.
• Cheek by jowl with the haversack lies a cylindrical case of the same kind of leather, with a strap attached, to sling over the shoulder.
• Vermin are most common around the ears, inside the legs, and in the folds of the skin on the jowl sides and flanks.
• We know it by unerring instinct, as we could tell a morsel of the smooth cheek of the damsel from the grizzled jowl of man.
• Browning will stand up cheek by jowl with his one true affinity, Brahms.
• And lying close beside, cheek by jowl with the bodies still alive, the ashes of dead bodies just burned or still burning on the Ghat.
• They were sitting cheek by jowl on two wooden benches in front of a fire, which they from time to time nourished with sticks from a heap of wood on the hearth.
• Blakely, thinking he looked much worse than he felt, thanks to his plastered jowl, stood on his rights in the matter and would not go.
• Augustine and Turnebus, with a motley mob of Jews, Christians, Greeks, Romans, Arabians, and Lord-knows-whats, are all thrust into the dock cheek by jowl.
• Stedman has said, the work of the journeyman and the real literary artist appeared cheek by jowl in his column.
• Jowl, an officer of a merchant ship, and an English sailor named Penmel together with the bag of letters and dispatches.
• I looked at his stupid, leering face and heavy jowl, and the sloped-back forehead which the iron heel had flattened with its cruel touch.
• You saw gentlemen and celebrities cheek by jowl with gallows-birds.

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