Sometimes, a great one can be a big galoot with heavy-lidded, sad eyes, jowls, a wrinkled forehead and a wattled neck who needs a slobber rag.

Jonesy slashes the jagged end of the TV controller across Mr Gray's naked wattled neck.

Eamon DeVries moved beneath one of the inset lights, which cast a sickly green light across a slack face, a wattled neck.

He was getting old, with a wattled neck like a turkey gobbler.

One rounded collar point stood up at a drunken angle to poke at his wattled neck.

He could not bring the sword to bear at such close quarters so he dropped it, risking everything to wrap his hands around the tortoise-man's wattled neck before it could think to crush him between club and shell.

A face appeared in the mirror behind him: haughty, willful, her graying hair piled high in elaborate puffs and curls, a diamond choker around her wattled neck.

His cheeks were round, his nose bulbous, and his wattled neck was continuous with his jawline, giving his head a pearlike shape.

If not for the prosthetic left arm and the gold teeth which had once been in Gamache's mouth and now lay in splinters on his wattled neck and the front of his shirt, Pangborn doubted if his own mother would have known him.

He would go weeks without dreaming of Antonelli, of his gross nose and wattled neck, of the leer with which he would push George into a boiling quicksand and hold him under, till he woke screaming with Omani bending over him in concern.