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crow's-feet

NOUN
wrinkles at the corner of your eyes
Synonyms


crow's feet
NOUN
wrinkles at the corner of your eyes
Synonyms
WEAK


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Yet, as the contest stressed empathy, confidence and authenticity as feminine ideals, the mentions of “young woman” remained in place, and with it, the ban on crow’s-feet.

From Seattle Times May 25, 2024

The candidate smiled patiently, crinkling the crow's-feet around his eyes.

From Time May 19, 2011

Titled “The Coming of Age” issue, the new V Man features on its cover no skinny kid model but Josh Brolin who, with his weather-beaten face and crow’s-feet, looks every minute of 44.

From New York Times Oct. 15, 2010

And Reichen, who is so gorgeous even his encroaching crow's-feet are perfectly placed, seems like one of those guys who forgets he is beautiful and desired by everyone all the time.

From Salon Oct. 5, 2010

His hair was white, and there were crow’s-feet at the comers of his pale blue eyes.

From "A Dance with Dragons" by George R. R. Martin

She suggested light injections in my glabella to eliminate the lines between my eyes and in my temples to tamper my burgeoning crow’s feet.

From Slate Sep. 21, 2024

Creaky joints, graying hair, and crow’s feet are all fairly obvious, whereas other changes are more subtle—occurring at the cellular and molecular level.

From Science Magazine Mar. 21, 2024

Noah’s dimples arched, eyes wrinkled in perfect crow’s feet, and his curly black hair bobbed up and down.

From Seattle Times Jul. 21, 2023

Additional effects, such as crow’s feet and sunken eyes, were added with paint.

From Los Angeles Times Dec. 16, 2019

The hardness in his gaze was new, and the eyes were smaller and narrower, and in the corners were the firm prints of crow’s feet.

From "Atonement" by Ian McEwan



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