cheekful

[cheek-ful]

cheekful Definition

  • 1the amount that can be held in one's cheek
  • 2an amount that is impudent or audacious

Using cheekful: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "cheekful" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He took a cheekful of water from the fountain.

  • Example

    She spoke with a cheekful of food.

  • Example

    It was a cheekful of him to ask for a raise after only working for a week.

cheekful Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for cheekful

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Summary: cheekful in Brief

The term 'cheekful' [cheek-ful] refers to the amount that can be held in one's cheek, as in 'He took a cheekful of water from the fountain.' It can also mean an amount that is impudent or audacious, as in 'It was a cheekful of him to ask for a raise after only working for a week.'