rosy-cheeked

Peripheral vision and incisive criticism all in one low to the ground, rosy-cheeked, smart as you please Barbara Delbanco.

Being the two younger ones, Jeanie, my black-eyed, rosy-cheeked cousin and I had the lesser parts in the plays.

The change in the rosy-cheeked boy was startling: pale and hollow-eyed, he walked with a weak, halting step.

O brilliant-eyed youth, O rosy-cheeked maid, be not so heedless of yourselves.

The rosy-cheeked young woman looked at Mrs. Skiddy, Mrs. Skiddy looked at her, and Tommy looked at both of them.

“Yes, father,” said his rosy-cheeked daughter, who had fetched the mug of milk from the dairy.

I always thought of my mother as young, pale, rosy-cheeked and cheerful, peering shrewdly through her metal-rim glasses.