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cheekpiece
[ cheek-pees ]
cheekpiece
/ ˈtʃiːkˌpiːs /
noun
- either of the two straps of a bridle that join the bit to the crownpiece
Word History and Origins
Origin of cheekpiece1
Example Sentences
Designer Mark Coulier said, "Austin Butler’s wearing a chin piece all the way through the movie right from the beginning, and then we added cheekpieces and a jawline for when he is in Vegas."
First-time blinkers replace cheekpieces, so it appears that connections mean business.
Making his handicap debut from a low mark, Bygones Sovereign wears cheekpieces for the first time and should appreciate this better surface.
Long Run is likely to wear cheekpieces when he runs in the Cheltenham Gold Cup later this month.
The trainer was unconcerned by the laziness displayed by Long Run and will now decide how best to bring him forward with the use of cheekpieces.
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