Chin
//t͡ʃɪn//
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Proper Noun
The word "chin" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.
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Kuki-Chin baldchin groper blackchin bobchin bum chin butt chin butt-chin chin cactus chin cleft chin curtain chin diaper chin dimple chin guard chin job chin music chin omelette chin roll chin shield chin strip chin up chin wag chin whelk chin-up chin-wag chinband chinbone chincloth chinfest chinful chinguard chinless chinlike chinlock chinning bar chinny chinny chin chin chinpiece chinrest chinstrap chinwag cleft chin double chin glass chin keep one's chin up lead with one's chin superhero chin take on the chin take something on the chin up to one's chin up to the chin
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ability beards below below jaw below mouth body body part bottom bottom face burma chin up chinchilla chinese ching face face bottom face part facial facial feature falsehood feature growing growing beards hit hold indicate jaw jawline jutting knock out language lie mouth on face operate part punch put select state talk tribe turn on typically under under mouth withstand
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