The cheek is the center of the face. Often dirtier-colored than the rest of the face, it is rarely used for identification purposes. However, a few birds, such as the American Kestrel and its "sideburns", may have special markings on or near the cheeks.

an area of the face where some men and women opt to thin or clear hair.

Area between the eye and preopercular bone.

Area on the side of the head from eye to preopercle.

Either side of the face below the eyes. Piercings can pass from the cheek on the outside to the inside of the mouth.

The sides of the face beneath the eyes.

Side of the head between the base of the mandible and lower margin of the eye, consisting partly of the lower face and partly of the gena.

(1) The sides of the face below the eyes. (2) The rounded color head marking that forms the blaze and carries down along the jaw line of a Dutch. .

Side of window

The part of a tenon parallel to the face of the board. See Tenon.

The side of the face forming the side wall of the mouth. See the entire definition of Cheek

The bird cheek is in the same location as the human cheek, between the lore, eye, auricular and the lower mandible.

Area bounded by lore, eye, auricular, and lower mandible.

Fleshy part of the head below eyes and above mouth.

Either of two sides of an object, such as a door jamb or the jaws of a vise.

side of an embrasure, often reinforced by gabions or sandbags.

The part of a joint which is parallel with the edge or the face of a joint.

The Cheeks (Latin: bucca, also malā: "jaw") are the area of the face below the eyes and between the nose and the left or right ear.

impudent aggressiveness; "I couldn't believe her boldness"; "he had the effrontery to question my honesty"

speak impudently to

(n.) A projection from a lock case that serves as a guide or race for another part. Source: Lock Industry Standards and Training (LIST) Council