square-chinned

The rich man has land and fine china but he's stiff-looking and his speech is clipped and you can tell he would be a lousy lay, concerned with bodily fluids and such, while the poor man is square-chinned and passionate, but, of course, poor.

Not All Who Wander Are Lost 2009

  The rich man has land and fine china but he's stiff-looking and his speech is clipped and you can tell he would be a lousy lay, concerned with bodily fluids and such, while the poor man is square-chinned and passionate, but, of course, poor.

Not All Who Wander Are Lost 2009

Atticus's square-chinned nobility would define Peck's career, on screen and off.

Final Bows 2007

Over her square-chinned, aquiline old face a trembling passed; the spidery fingers of her hands pressed against each other and interlaced, as though she were subtly recharging her will.

The Man of Property 2004

He stood suddenly erect as we drew near, and a very ill-looking person he was, low-browed, square-chinned, and with a broad, broken nose.

Uncle Silas 2003

Close beside her sat a narrow-faced and square-chinned woman in dark brown.

The Soprano Sorceress Modesitt, L. E. 1997

Croi Makin, a yellow-haired young splinter of stone from Andor with a fine profile, and Avar Hachami, hawk-nosed and square-chinned with a thick gray-streaked mustache like down-curved horns.

The Fires of Heaven Jordan, Robert, 1948- 1993

He was as tall as I was, brown-faced and square-chinned, with a keen look about him, as though he couldn't wait to have a cold tub and a ten-mile walk.

Flashman's Lady Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1977

The woman is not at all pretty: she wears thick, common shoes, a plain dress, with a little shawl, and a sun-bonnet; she is stout and short, and her face is a square-chinned Irish face; but her eyes look at you like your mother's.

Stories to Tell to Children Sara Cone Bryant

Husky young Westerners, slim young Southerners, square-chinned young Northerners -- a great brotherhood, their faces set one way -- and he was to share their hardships, to be cold and hungry with the best of them, wet and dirty with the worst.

The Tin Soldier Temple Bailey