dewlap

He was very fat, with a shaven, swarthy face and the dewlap of an ox.

Put setons, or rowels in the dewlap, so as to have a dependent opening.

The chief peculiarity of the animal is its lack of a dewlap.

There must be no loose skin, such as dewlap, etc., in this region.

Then what sense is there in blistering, bleeding, and inserting setons in the dewlap?

The dewlap is very slightly extensible, and but little developed.

In doing so he noticed for the first time Dick's stitches in the hound's dewlap and shoulders.

About once in so long a tiny spasm of the muscles would contract the dewlap under his chin.

Apply strong counterirritant to chest and put seton in dewlap.

So likewise the pictorial historian is merry over 'Dewlap alliances' in his description of the society of that period.