WordNet
pooch out
v. round one's lips as if intending to kiss [syn: pooch]
Usage examples of "pooch out".
Jessie must have let Pooch out and neglected to bolt the door again.
It's what caused his forehead to bulge the way it does, and his lips to pooch out.
He ran his tongue across the inside of his lower lip, making it pooch out briefly.
I kicked the pooch out of the way, made the opposite fence, untangled myself from a clothes line, crossed two more yards, got yelled at from a window, had a bottle thrown at me, and dropped into a cobblestoned back street.
I'm getting a little hippy, but my tummy hasn't started to pooch out that much yet.