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chinless

[ UK /t‍ʃˈɪnləs/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. having a receding chin

How To Use chinless In A Sentence

  • The guy was a chinless wonder, a regular evangelist for the lite worldview of a beer commercial. ABSOLUTE ZERO
  • Flipping unbelievable, the Queen would rob the coffers of schools and hospitals so that her tawdry hangers on and distant relatives don't have to pay their way Grr If they are grace and favour, let the residents of them pay if Her Maj ain't got the dough but bollocks to us paying it, we don't pay our taxes so chinless hooray henries and Chlamydia Camilla's can have a ball at our expense. The Independent - UK RSS Feed
  • This time, though, Chinless Wonder stuck his head out of the van and said something to the rider before he went.
  • With his chinless bobblehead and a voice that sounds like he is perpetually swallowing, Dano isn't someone you want to watch for an entire film. Marshall Fine: HuffPost Review: The Extra Man
  • I taught elementary German to a series of chinless wonders, depressing myself as much as them and stuck at it for about two years. THE ENDLESS GAME
  • Yes, and I'm sure the Few fought the Battle of Britain so that chinless little Nazis could fight elections in this country.
  • The guy was a chinless wonder, a regular evangelist for the lite worldview of a beer commercial. ABSOLUTE ZERO
  • These were the latter days of John's government, when cabinet ministers and their chinless aides felt power ebbing away from them.
  • Or was it the annoying chinless gang who occupied the seats in front of the telly (men facing it, women underneath it, of course), bringing their toddler children to run about the pub?
  • The constant slathering praise directed at the likes of them is the critical equivalent of a one-eyed chinless inbred mutant winning a beauty contest.
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