cheeked

[ cheekt ]

/ tʃikt /

having cheeks of the kind indicated (used in combination): rosy-cheeked youngsters.

Origin of cheeked

cheek + -ed³

I think the fellow knew nothing of music; he had cheeked it right through.

The Funny Side of Physic |A. D. Crabtre
Nothing loth, the village girls "cheeked" him, and so they passed on.

Amaryllis at the Fair |Richard Jefferies
I remember how those “boys” cheeked me two years ago, laughed at me, sat on me.

A Frenchman in America |Max O'Rell
It was said he had cheeked the old man; it was said he had frightened him.

The Nigger Of The "Narcissus" |Joseph Conrad

He was inclined to be rather fatherly at first, so I cheeked him.

Caesar's Wife |William Somerset Maugham