Ears and cheeks Changes in skin tone are most noticeable on the ears and cheeks. I remember from childhood: when we are ashamed, we blush. Negroes are good. Or our ears burn. Glare is also noticeable on the cheeks (the more prominent the cheeks, the more

Cheeks

Cheeks A mole on the cheeks of women speaks of their tenderness and kindness. If it is located on the left cheek closer to the ear, this is a sign of the greatest self-sacrifice. A mole on a man’s cheek speaks primarily of liveliness of character, liveliness, eccentricity, especially if she

Eat (eat, eat) on both cheeks

Pars. Shuttle. Something to eat with appetite. RAFS, 591; FSRYA, 538; F 2, 220; SPS, 70.

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To gobble up both cheeks- Razg. Express. The same as Upishyvat for both cheeks. She treated them with cucumbers, tomatoes, and, most importantly, potatoes from the garden. From this potato came a homely, rustic steamy spirit. Vika never ate such a thing and now she ate it on both cheeks (N. Evdokimov. ... ... Phraseological dictionary of the Russian literary language

Eat, eat, consume, consume, feast on, feed on, swallow, absorb, consume; (about animals and proston.): to eat, devour, (for) gnaw, burst, peel, crack, upish, stuff, gobble up; fill one's belly (stomach), eat up ... Synonym dictionary

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I. (inosk.) leave in a hurry (weave with your feet, like a bast weave, sorting it out) See slither away. See cravings to give. II. (inosk.) eat greedily, hastily and a lot; tightly (how tightly, tightly the wattle weave) Cf. Mind. Wipe (for both cheeks). See write down... Michelson's Big Explanatory Phraseological Dictionary

Has grown to the cheek of someone. Perm. Shuttle. About a emaciated person. Podyukov 1989, 234. Cheek eats cheek. Narodn. Iron. About a very thin person. Jig. 1969, 253; SRGM 1980, 49. Ring the cheeks of someone. Kar. Shuttle. Give a slap in the face to someone. SRGC 5, 30.… … Big dictionary of Russian sayings

Both; m. and Wed; OBE, both; well. num. collected Both one and the other (from two persons, objects). There were two people, both with briefcases. Both daughters are students. Carry the bag with both hands. He was wounded twice, both times severely. Both were interesting. To gobble up both cheeks, ... ... encyclopedic Dictionary

And wine. cheek, pl. cheeks, cheeks, cheeks 1. Part of the face from the cheekbone to the lower jaw. Arkady turned briskly to his father and kissed him loudly on the cheek. Turgenev, Fathers and Sons. [Smurygin] was thin, with hollow cheeks and a hollow chest. Korolenko, In the cloudy ... ... Small Academic Dictionary

both- about / be; both/them; m. and Wed. And he and the other (from two persons, objects) There were two, both with briefcases. Both daughters are students. Carry the bag with both hands. He was wounded twice, both times severely. Both were interesting. To gobble up both cheeks, upis ... Dictionary of many expressions

WIPE, wipe what, wipe, you (under) wipe, dry or clean with rubbing, cloth. Wipe, washing, face, hands. Wipe your nose once. * Wipe someone's nose, puzzle the upstart. I will wet the Bebryan sleeve in the Kayal River, morning the prince of his bloody wounds! ... ... Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary

gobbling on both cheeks

Each family member as a food consumer

Rot (Old Russian)

Consisting on food supply

The one who eats, but not necessarily the one who also works

Dining Table Worker

Eating

A person who is on a food supply somewhere or eats somewhere

Man standing on food supply

Cafe client

worker with spoon

. "priest" (jokingly)

Eating Lover (colloquial)

table consumer

Grub liquidator

food eater

. "ambulance ... - a controversial worker" (last)

eating man

Destroyer of culinary treasures

Both vegetarian and meat eater

chewing man

Calorie consumer

Potential glutton

Taster at work

popping man

Man with a spoon

table worker

Man as an insatiable unit

Member of the meal

Dining room client

Works with a spoon

wields a spoon

. "worker" with a spoon

Each of the companions

Food "priest"

Crunchy with breadcrumbs

Everyone at the dining table

. cook's "client"

food eater

Whose ears are crackling?

Product consumer

Klien cafe

Worker with a spoon

Any person for the cook

Glutton

Mouth at the table

. "priest" (joke)

Small with a spoon

man at breakfast

busy eating

Companion

Party member

Canteen regular

chewing man

Cook's Labor Destroyer

devourer

table master

Table member of the collective

worker at the table

meal

With a spoon at the table

Conventional unit for calculating a feast

The individual is a freeloader

Spoon and fork master

Eating food

. worker at the dinner table

Has food ration

. "hard worker" with a knife and fork in his hands

spoon worker

dining room visitor

. "deaf-mute" at the table (pogov.)

. "deaf-mute" at the table

In the car - the rider, and who is at the table?

Small Eating

Family member as food consumer

Party member

food lover

Lover of "huff"

. "client" of the kitchen

guy with a spoon

Lays on both cheeks

. "feaster"

Eating porridge at the table

trapeznik

. "food eater"

. "mouth" at dinner

gobbling up food

. "mouth" in the dining room

Fueled by calories

The miner of dishes

man eating

Man eating food

A person who is located somewhere. on food supply (official) or generally eats somewhere

One who eats, takes food (colloquial)

Man standing on food supply

Table "priest"

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To gobble up both cheeks

Razg. Express. The same as Upishyvat for both cheeks. She treated them to cucumbers, tomatoes, and most importantly - potatoes from the garden. From this potato came a homely, rustic steamy spirit. Vika never ate this and now she ate it on both cheeks (N. Evdokimov. Sisters). While Saburov, who was hungry and had no time to explain himself, ate potatoes by both cheeks, Petya stood over him in the pose of a caring mother (K. Simonov. Days and Nights). Knowing Sasha's appetite, Yushkov did not spare money, he ordered everything that Sasha's soul wanted. - Well, how is it delicious? Yushkov asked, looking at his son, who was eating both cheeks. - Uh-huh, - answered Sasha, - Great! (O. Kalkin. I will go to the city of Anapa).

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. She treated them to cucumbers, tomatoes, and most importantly - potatoes from the garden. From this potato came a homely, rustic steamy spirit. Vika never ate this and now she ate it on both cheeks(N. Evdokimov. Sisters). While Saburov, who was hungry and had no time to explain himself, ate potatoes by both cheeks, Petya stood over him in the pose of a caring mother.(K. Simonov. Days and nights). Knowing Sasha's appetite, Yushkov did not spare money, he ordered everything that Sasha's soul wanted. - Well, how is it delicious? Yushkov asked, looking at his son, who was eating both cheeks. - Uh-huh, - answered Sasha, - Great!(O. Kalkin. I will go to the city of Anapa).

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Eat (eat, eat) on both cheeks- Rugs. Shuttle. Something to eat with appetite. RAFS, 591; FSRYA, 538; F 2, 220; SPS, 70 …

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GOOD- SPEECH, ayu, aesh; inconsistent that (colloquial). Eat with gusto. U. for both cheeks. | sovereign weave, fly, fly; ate, ate; flying (yon, ena); flying. Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov. S.I. Ozhegov, N.Yu. Shvedova. 1949 1992 ... Explanatory dictionary of Ozhegov

gobble up- 1. Gobble up (inosk.) Hastily leave (weave with your feet, as if weaving, sorting it out). See Flee. See traction to give. 2. To gobble up (inosk.) greedily ѣst hastily and a lot tightly (how tightly, tightly weaving wattle). Wed Mind. Wipe (for both cheeks). ... ... Michelson's Big Explanatory Phraseological Dictionary (original spelling)

gobble up- I. (inosk.) leave in a hurry (weave with your feet, like a bast weave, sorting it out) See slither away. See cravings to give. II. (inosk.) eat greedily, hastily and a lot; tightly (how tightly, tightly the wattle weave) Cf. Mind. Wipe (for both cheeks). See write down... Michelson's Big Explanatory Phraseological Dictionary

eat- Eat, eat, consume, use, feast on, eat, swallow, absorb, consume; (about animals and proston.): to eat, devour, (for) gnaw, burst, peel, crack, upish, stuff, gobble up; fill one's belly (stomach), eat up ... Synonym dictionary

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HAMMER- The process, which in Russian is referred to as a much longer phrase "To gobble up both cheeks." No, just look at her, she has been hamstering my fish for two hours, and now he has become cancer in her throat ... Large semi-explained dictionary of the Odessa language

CHEEK- has grown to the cheek of someone. Perm. Shuttle. About a emaciated person. Podyukov 1989, 234. Cheek eats cheek. Narodn. Iron. About a very thin person. Jig. 1969, 253; SRGM 1980, 49. Ring the cheeks of someone. Kar. Shuttle. Give a slap in the face to someone. SRGC 5, 30.… … Big dictionary of Russian sayings

LUSK- south, west peel what, peel, peel, peel (peas), gnaw (seeds), click (nuts); hatch, peel, peel, peel. Split peas. Lust language, Psk., Tver. talk nonsense. He peels for both cheeks, gobbles up. Something… … Dahl's Explanatory Dictionary