sticky-out informal

As I have already mentioned there are major problems with the sticky-out bits on the ground floor.

Sticky-out ears and double chins will never get a look in!

But she knew too that I had no hair, a very small, untested brain and sticky-out ears.

Oh, this one's rather pretty, nice little sticky-out bits.

Shrek He's green, tubby and has got sticky-out ears, but kids love him.

People sometimes complain of having big, sticky-out ears.

Oosthuizen's nickname is Shrek on account of his sticky-out teeth.

"For example, he has sticky-out ears, a long chin and a pipe-cleaner body.

He is short and balding, with a big nose, sticky-out ears and dark, glittering eyes.

But I don't have sticky-out ears.

He had problems with DeGraw's sticky-out bottom.

She'd seen sticky-out parts before.

I have sticky-out ear.

Linen stiffened with starch paste would smooth out ones sticky-out bits and push the bust up a few inches.

She loved the Vivienne Westwood dress she wore at the shoot, despite initial reservations about its 'bizarre, sticky-out bits'.

'I loved big, sticky-out dresses and, as I got older, I liked anything Victorian looking.’

Playing Neville you had to wear false bad teeth, you had sticky-out ears, and you had to wear a fat suit.

Along the way you'll encounter knicker-politics, fake tans, sticky-out ears and passionate love affairs both with make-up and with Toblerones.

A big, fat, scary bogeyman with one eye and wonky, sticky-out lip, who will come and eat you up if you don't finish what's on your plate.

Such a silly thing had never happened before, but then she had never before practically had a meltdown at the sight of a man's sticky-out part, either.

For Andreotti, Sorrentino reserved a ludicrous pair of sticky-out ears and a permanent headache that no number of soluble aspirin can shift.

Asked about Mr Obama's sticky-out ears, he replied curtly: "If God gave you big ears you have to work with it."

My rugby nickname was Corky, or Jar Jar (Binks), because of my sticky-out ears.

He is short and powerful, with a tree-trunk neck (his collar size increased by more than an inch during his first season in F1) and sticky-out Obama ears.

Not just because Tony Blair and Barack Obama share sticky-out ears and a rictus grin but because they have compromised me as a cartoonist.