It had been a clean-cut fight, and Jack Landis had won cleanly on his merits.

No clean-cut boundary sharply delimits the two, as strands and peninsulas of tissue of one portion penetrate the other.

At others, it is distinctly feminine in its hairlessness, and the delicate texture of the skin, as well as in the clean-cut patterning of the features.

He was clean-cut and frank, and believed in his pump.

As Sonia Turgeinov disappeared through the gate, the golden head surmounted by the "wonderful chapeau", bent toward the clean-cut, strong-looking face of the young man on the other side of the small table.

He was a trim young fellow, with a clean-cut, manly face and frank, winning manners.

In her youthful enthusiasm she had always, from the first time they had encountered one another, been sensitively aware of this tall, clean-cut, attractive young fellow.

His lower lip was caught between his teeth, and a thin stream of blood ran from it over the smooth, clean-cut chin.

His voice was wholly free from emotion of any sort, but it rang a trifle stern, and his mouththat sensitive, clean-cut mouth of hishad the grimness of an iron resolution about it.

Off the horse he seemed even bigger and more capable than before, and now that he had come sufficiently close, so that the shadow from his sombrero's brim did not partially mask the upper part of his face, it seemed to Sinclair that about the eyes he was not nearly so prepossessing as around the clean-cut fighter's mouth and chin.

If you have a clean-cut definition of each of these terms, you can readily differentiate between them, but if you cannot define them, you will hardly be able to reason concerning them.

The boar was fearfully mauled, but the clean-cut gaping gashes in the striped hide of the tiger, told how fearfully and gallantly he had battled for his life.

" The Professor's pencil raced madly across the paper, and Holman looked back at the black depths with a grim smile upon his clean-cut features.

The nape of the neck should be very prominent where the head is set on, and the throat should be clean-cut at the angle and prominent.

While I was standing there, trying to locate it by the smoke, an English officer, who looked of middle age, tall, clean-cut, rode down the road on a chestnut horse, as slight, as clean-cut, and well groomed as himself.

His clean-cut lips were closed in a straight, unyielding line.

It was a clean-cut pouring, several acres in extent.

In one of the Calle Real cafés, he was attracted by the face and figure of a young white man, of magnificent proportions and remarkably clean-cut profile.

Then, there was some real clean-cut thinking that expressed itself with brevity and finish; and also, the wonder-working in his heartthe happiest thing that had ever befallenhis conception of the genius of woman in Vina Nettleton.

They did not soon tire of expressing their admiration for the "chic" style of our young officers, so neat and clean-cut and workmanlike, with their brown belts and brown boots, and khaki riding breeches.

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Cowboys love a joke, and the words and manner of the brothers, together with their clean-cut faces and manly bearing, appealed to them, winning the way to their good graces as nothing else could.

he said with clean-cut precision.

Dorothy, in her turn, could see Waldron's clean-cut, purposeful face, his deep-set eyes, the modelling of his strong mouth and chin, the fine line of his cheek.

When young, his tall, lithe frame, and long, clean-cut aquiline features were those of the finest type of English gentleman.