-faced
suffix /-feɪst/Definition
› with the type of face described: round-faced (= having a round face) sad-faced (= having a sad face) red-faced (= embarrassed)The head and face
(Definition of -faced suffix from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
© Cambridge University Press)
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Synonyms and related words:
- -cheeked suffix
- -chinned suffix
- -necked suffix
- cheek noun (FACE)
- chinless adjective
- chiselled adjective
- chop noun (MOUTH)
- countenance noun (FACE)
- dimple noun
- expression noun (SHOWING)
- facial adjective
- feature noun (QUALITY)
- forehead noun
- hairline noun
- jaw noun (BODY PART)
- mandible noun
- nape noun
- neck noun (BODY PART)
- temple noun (BODY PART)
- visage noun
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