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chin

[chin] / tʃɪn /
NOUN
area under mouth
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And she watched me, my chin was quivering and and she was like, “All right, I guess we’re going to Spokane.”

From Los Angeles Times

Pundits who failed to predict the operation in the first place gravely stroked their chins before intoning that the Venezuelan adventure must inevitably fail.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lawwell is a big enough operator to take stick on the chin, as he has done for years.

From BBC

We don't know how it could play out but with the way AJ punches - with the speed and destruction - as soon as Jake is hit on the chin, the fight is over.

From BBC

“When I put my chin down, it feels like I’ve been playing it for years.”

From Los Angeles Times