What is "dewlaps"

Usage examples of "dewlaps".

A pudgy, dumpy little woman, she had pink jowls of fat, like the dewlaps on a bloodhound, dangling on her shoulders.

I will have bulls 105 whose coats shine like water in the sun, whose humps rise like great mountains on their backs and whose dewlaps, heavy with fat, sweep the earth when they walk as the rain-winds sweep the dust from the drought-stricken land.

He had dewlaps which shook unpleasantly and, I am sorry to say, did not look like a good man.

He was a small, rotund man perhaps sixty years of age, with heavy dewlaps and large, moist eyes.

He was a round-faced, nearsighted prig with bad breath, hanging dewlaps, and a sour stomach from too much rich food.

Very tall, he had obviously once been heavily built, but extreme old age had taken its toll of height and weight, so that, at well over eighty, he was skinny and bent and hobbling, with empty dewlaps beneath his chin and sagging cheeks.