thick-lipped

A hint of a smile appeared on the man's thick-lipped mouth.

He got to his feet slowly, a thick-lipped man with blue eyes and a florid face.

Stepping aside, Harry caught a glimpse of a thick-lipped face.

Time had put smile wrinkles at the corners of his wide, thick-lipped mouth.

Chance, placed Michael alongside a thick-lipped woman on the parade route.

A thick-lipped opening appeared over the horizon of the tower's curve.

The snout is blunt and short, with a thick-lipped small mouth located at the front.

The thick-lipped man across from him immediately seconded it.

He had wide ears and a loose, thick-lipped mouth.

His staring eyes and thick-lipped bearded face came a foot from my face.

He looked up from the cake cutting, saw her and smiled, a thick-lipped possessive smile.

But his gaze saw more than Beef's thick-lipped countenance.

A sheepish grin showed on the fellow's thick-lipped face.

Her mouth was thick-lipped and over red.

The head is cylindrical, tapering to a thick-lipped mouth on the underside.

He set the tea strainer in a chipped, thick-lipped mug and poured the hot water.

Beside him, the Baron's nephew gave Duncan a thick-lipped smile.

He dribbled more scotch into the thick-lipped jar, stared at his reflection in the glass.

His thick-lipped mouth gaped wide in a silent shout of murder-lust.

Pickthorne was thick-lipped; a heavy, solemn man like a bulldog.

The hound-dog eyes, the nose that was bashed red by decades of drinking, the thick-lipped mouth.

Grinning at a companion's remark, the man displayed a glimmer of gold in his thick-lipped mouth.

He drank straight from the thick-lipped mouth.

The wide, thick-lipped mouth split in a grin, the white teeth made more startling by contrast with the rich cinnamon skin.