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cheeks

CHEEKS/t͡ʃiːks/

3 meanings of cheeks

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  1. 1
    noun
    Plural of cheek. Use it when you mean more than one cheek.

    Her cheeks turned red when everyone laughed at the joke.

    The baby has soft, round cheeks that everyone wants to pinch.

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  2. 2
    verb
    The form of cheek used in the present with he, she, it, or a singular noun such as the dog or water.

    He always cheeks the referee whenever a call goes against his team.

    She cheeks her older brother every chance she gets.

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  3. 3
    nounslangvulgarcountable
    A rude word for the buttocks, or for sex.

    He landed so hard on his cheeks that he could barely sit down afterward.

    His tiny shorts left both cheeks hanging out at the beach.

    Similarbuttocks, backside, butt, bum, behind

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cheeks is a form of cheek

cheek, noun: The soft skin on each side of your face, below your eyes. Full entry

Forms
cheekcheeks plural
Spelling
cheek → cheeks: add -s
Sound
The ending sounds like /s/.

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