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crow's feet

NOUN
  1. a wrinkle in the skin at the outer corner of your eyes

How To Use crow's feet In A Sentence

  • The cartoon function enables me to hide the chin hairs, the crow's feet, the craterous pores, and that weird thing growing on my eyelid. Blogs Are Stupid
  • The grooves, the furrows and the crow's feet are still there but my skin is smoother and I feel healthier.
  • Age creeps up on all of us, from the first delicate lines spidering around our eyes in our twenties to the heavier frown lines and crow's feet of middle age.
  • Consequently the wrinkles, or crow's feet, they cause temporarily disappear.
  • In this form of germ warfare, Botox removes those unsightly furrows between your brows, the crow's feet at the corners of your eyes, and even the worry lines on your forehead.
  • She's just an all-American babe with crow's feet and decades of windburn.
  • Botox injections, which reduce worry lines and crow's feet, are available from beauty clinics, hairdressing salons and at Botox parties held in homes.
  • Botox also could be useful for alleviating migraine headaches and lower back pain, and for cosmetic uses, such as brow furrow and crow's feet.
  • She no longer wore any makeup, but her face had a severe beauty, all the same, that shone through the crow's feet around her eyes and the vertical furrows on either side of her mouth.
  • The bartender, a older woman, her weight gathering about her midsection like a water buoy, crow's feet and high greyish-black hair coiffed for the morning rush of mariners and toughs, nodded politely, pointing.
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