What is "chinless"

Usage examples of "chinless".

Their alien, chinless faces were so hard to read, yet Deccan Blendish sensed a terrible sadness there, a terrible sadness in their delicate, weak smiles.

The frowner was a trim, fit man in a black turtleneck sweater and corduroy trousers, rather chinless but with a high forehead and a large, dignified German nose.

Her nose was almost petite, but it was clear she would have the prognathous, chinless jaw of the Clan.

His sunburned forehead was broad over a narrow set of features, vanishing into an almost chinless jaw.

Long hair, bleached white, dangled to either side of the broad, chinless face, weighted at the ends with shark teeth.

I mean true fame, a devouring neon, not the somber renown of waning statesmen or chinless kings.

Shouldering heedlessly into the saloon-bar, he found it deserted except for a chinless potman: the liveliest evening trade was always plied in the cheaper bars adjacent.

They did not look like Iza, who was the only mother she remembered, or like Creb or Brun, short and muscular, with large eyes shadowed by heavy brow ridges, a forehead that sloped back, and a chinless jaw that jutted forward.

Bill Quincy, his wide, chinless face grim, his broad shoulders tense, announced that he intended to go through the house, to see if the shooter had broken in.

They had button noses and dainty underslung jaws that, head on, gave them an appealingly chinless appearance, like pink teddy bears.

He had only been given clothes at the end of the long, painful process that had finally delivered him into the hands of the pale, almost chinless Inquisitor.

One was hefty, slicked back and smarmy and the other was skinny, chinless and frenetic.

I rocked on my heels for half a minute, gazing at the chinless wonder and using my brain up to capacity.

She was minor nobility, dazzled at the prospect of marrying a hero from the Demon War, rather than some chinless wonder chosen by her father.

You might have tagged him a chinless wonder but you would have been dead wrong.