English to Maori Meaning of cheek - paparinga

Cheek :
paparinga

paparinga, tūkino, tawai, whakaaro, Facer, puku, repe

paparingacheekedcheekilycheekingpaparingawhakatoi
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Definitions of cheek in English
Noun(1) either side of the face below the eyes(2) an impudent statement(3) either of the two large fleshy masses of muscular tissue that form the human rump(4) impudent aggressiveness
Verb(1) speak impudently to
Examples of cheek in English
(1) It is surprising that she had the cheek to pursue her act to the highest court of appeal.(2) She put her arm round his neck, touching the side of his cheek and her fingertips stuck to its surface.(3) When we found out we went and they had the cheek to turn us away.(4) He steps forward and touches my cheek , his hand neither warm nor cold against my skin.(5) I wipe away a tear that's somehow rolling down my cheek with the back of my hand.(6) He opened them again and looked into her caring eyes as he felt her hand moving from his cheek to the left side of his chest.(7) The English agent even had the cheek to send an e-mail saying he was doing a bunk and planned to emigrate to Italy.(8) I can't believe someone had the cheek to write this letter.(9) As it was, I felt a burning pain on my left cheek below my eye and all over my arm.(10) He had the cheek to tell workers their demand, which will mean a rise of as little as 30p an hour, was ÔÇÿexorbitantÔÇÖ.(11) They had the cheek to ask me if I could work tonight.(12) Participants use their kits to scrape some cells off of their inner cheek with a swab and mail it in.(13) This time I sat up, raised my elbow next to my cheek and stretched the back of my arm behind my head.(14) he had the cheek to complain(15) Darien had to bite the side of his inner cheek to keep from saying something insulting and cruel to her.(16) They then had the cheek to complain that the recovery of costs against them was unfair and a hardship on them!
Related Phrases of cheek
(1) tongue-in-cheek ::
arero-i roto i-paparinga
(2) cheek by jowl ::
paparinga i jowl
(3) turn the other cheek ::
tahuri te tahi atu paparinga
(4) cheek bone ::
kauae
Synonyms
Noun
1. impudence ::
tohe
2. impertinence ::
tuhi pokanoa
3. buttock ::
whakapūioio
4. nerve ::
io
Different Forms
cheek, cheeked, cheekily, cheeking, cheeks, cheeky
Word Example from TV Shows
And not just on the cheek, but on the mouth.

And not just on the CHEEK, but on the mouth.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 6

So you get your cheek slashed,

So you get your CHEEK slashed,

Vikings Season 1, Episode 9

Is it possible that she was going for your cheek...

Is it possible that she was going for your CHEEK...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 9

"A teardrop rolls down my CHEEK"?

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 16

She couldn't identify her left ass cheek.

She couldn't identify her left ass CHEEK.

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 7

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