NECKModerately long, slightly arched, the throat showing some dewlap.

LIPS, FLEWS, AND DEWLAPIn front the lips fall squarely, making a right-angle with the upper line of the foreface, whilst behind they form deep, hanging flews, and, being continued into the pendent folds of loose skin about the neck, constitute the dewlap, which is very pronounced.

There should be plenty of loose, thick, and wrinkled skin about the throat, forming a dewlap on each side from the lower jaw to the chest.

"That won't take away the dewlapoh!" cried Miss Sterling fiercely, "I don't want a dewlap!" "Dewlap?" scowled Polly.