IPA: /ˈdʒaʊld/
KK: /dʒaʊld/
Having prominent or sagging cheeks, often associated with age or weight.
The old man had a jowled face that showed many years of life experience.
Jowled → The word 'jowled' comes from the noun 'jowl' (from Middle English 'jole', meaning the lower jaw or cheek). The suffix '-ed' indicates a state or condition. Thus, 'jowled' describes someone or something that has prominent or sagging cheeks or jaws.
Think of 'jowl' as referring to the lower jaw or cheek, and remember that 'jowled' describes the state of having noticeable cheeks or jaws.