Jowled [verb]

But there was one thing they could do that even Torkleson and his fat-jowled crew would understand.

The fashionable cafés and restaurants are thronged with puffy, heavy-jowled men and women, eating and drinking.

But Larry could not miss the intellectuality marking his heavy-jowled face; the keenness of his dark-eyed gaze.

Swinton, watching, saw consternation pall the heavy-jowled face of the Prussian.

A heavy jowled man in a soiled apron brought two big mugs of beer and retired on felt-slippered feet.

Silvestro was hand in hand with Petruccio and another boy, called Mastino because he was heavy-jowled and underhung.

The Virgin and Child are adored by a very well-fed, fat-jowled bishop and musical angels.

There was another face that Rolf recognized—hollow-cheeked, flabby-jowled and purplish-gray.

The Phantom walked briskly to the corner and was turning south when he all but collided with a red-faced heavy-jowled policeman.

And these jocose, heavy-jowled, smoke-soused gamblers were the Americans whose drawing-rooms he would contaminate!