chin

simple noun50 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.1

a strap that goes under the chin to hold a hat or helmet in place

at the same height as one's chin

the chin is placed on a surface for support

the chin shakes slightly, often from cold, fear, or sadness

the chin shakes slightly, often before crying

the chin moves upwards, often as a gesture of pride

a fold of fat under a person's chin

a chin that is large and well-defined

a chin that has been shaved and has no stubble

describes a chin that has a square-like shape

a chin with short, stiff hairs, not cleanly shaven

a chin that narrows to a point

a chin that has not been recently shaved

a chin that looks strong and determined

a chin with a vertical indentation in the middle

a chin that is clearly and strongly defined

informal term for a pointed chin

a chin that sticks out noticeably

a chin covered by a beard

a chin that is small and not prominent

a chin with a small natural hollow in it

a chin that suggests the person is determined

a chin that slopes backwards

a chin that suggests the person is stubborn

a chin that suggests the person is resolute and unwavering

a chin that is so small it is barely noticeable

located on the surface of the chin; also used to mean being hit on the chin

in a position below someone's chin

moving in a downward direction along the chin

in a position under someone's chin

to move one's hand gently over one's chin, especially when thinking

to place one's chin on a surface for support, often one's hands

to move one's hand back and forth over one's chin, often when thinking

to put one's hand or fingers on one's chin

to rub one's chin with one's fingernails, often due to an itch or thought

to hold one's chin in a hand that is curved like a cup

to raise one's chin, often as a sign of pride or defiance

to lift one's chin, often as a sign of pride or defiance

to support one's chin with something, like one's hand

to move one's chin upwards at an angle

to support one's chin with something, like one's hand

to push one's chin forward, often aggressively

to hit one's chin lightly and repeatedly with a finger, often when thinking

to raise one's chin slightly

to raise one's chin slightly

to support one's chin with a hand or object

to push one's chin forward

to push one's chin forward

to touch or feel one's chin with fingers, often thoughtfully

to pull one's chin back and down, close to the neck