The juice was tart and her lips puckered in surprise.
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George's grandmother has a puckered mouth and teeth stained pale brown.
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The additions might resemble drops of wet sand or puckered skin.
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Eatable of Many Orders puckered cotton knit top, $262 at no6store.
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Meghan and Daryl Sabara puckered up Wednesday during a stroll around WeHo.
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Swift also puckered up for the camera, showing off her signature red lipstick.
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He absently strokes the puckered nub of flesh where one leg abruptly ends.
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Simpson's caption: "DATE NIGHT" (with an emoji of a pair of puckered red lips).
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He looked her way too, with his lips puckered up to send a smooch.
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In the video, Ms. Guimarães can be seen quickly dodging the man's puckered lips.
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Two men at the bottom levered frantically at something protruding from water puckered with raindrops.
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His arms and chest bear puckered scars from when he was slashed with a broken bottle.
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"The skin is so puckered that it's easy to nick and cut down there," she says.
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The work, also entitled "Soy Isla," lies on a pedestal, puckered and stained by sea salt.
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Saban, who some of our readers say never panics, has to be a bit puckered now.
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Watching the pained, puckered faces of my colleagues as they tried it only further affirmed my experience.
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With its compact bundle of a body and inquisitively puckered face, the French bulldog is irresistibly cute.
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Wong is tall and handsome, with sharp cheekbones and a puckered mouth that twitches when he's anxious.
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Months later, that puckered orb was still on display as a reminder of my victory over the measles.
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The leaves on his soybeans puckered and curled after they were exposed to dicamba, a problem known as cupping.
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"A buttered heel of bread, a rhombus of stiff cheese, a puckered tangerine," we're shown on the first page.
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It looks like puckered plastic sheeting, and it bulges at the sides like the walls of an inflatable house.
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In a selfie taken of the pair on set, Bennet put his arm around Lohan as the actress puckered her lips.
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Mr. Baldwin has portrayed President Trump on "Saturday Night Live" with a custom-made wig, glued-on eyebrows and puckered lips.
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While Lovato practiced her smooching skills with her Sheeran pillow, Fallon puckered up to a pillow featuring "Extra" host Mario Lopez's face.
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Drake got in Rihanna's crotch and then puckered up onstage, essentially confirming what everyone's long suspected ... Drizzy and RiRi are a thing.
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But on Tuesday, the 24-year-old singer puckered up for the camera, posing for a duck face selfie straight out of 2013.
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His mouth is all puckered and smooshed, like a guy with an overbite coming up for air after giving you really bad head.
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The rest is left to Alec Baldwin: the puckered lips, a studied lumbering gait and a wariness of humanizing a man he reviles.
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We got Finn at LAX Friday where he told us about the first time he puckered up all the way back in kindergarten!
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Before this duck-faced doll was getting paid to pose for pictures, she was just another puckered up gal growing up in Brazil.
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Eyewitnesses tell us Aaron and Danica puckered up right after the National Anthem ended, before she got into her car at the starting line.
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The film was visually stunning, the score and sound design magnificent and nuanced, and my asshole was puckered for two hours and 36 minutes.
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Wrap myself into the puckered cultivar folds of this glorious beast and sleep a while on a hard orange cloud of seeds and flesh.
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Some of his dishes, like beet sherbet puckered with rhubarb, salted grains and juniper, still convey the sour, fermented flavors typical of the region.
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"To the Bernie-or-Bust people, you are being ridiculous!" she said, standing next to a puckered "Saturday Night Live" stalwart-turned-Minnesota Sen.
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Referencing Cuban Spanish slang for "big lips," Khloé captioned the next selfie with the word "bemba" as she puckered her red lips alongside Kourtney, 37.
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Still, even in 2016 it seemed a relief from a lot: the puckered neon spandex, the oversize athletic logos, the irrepressible discomfort elicited by beachwear.
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I sigh as I realize that my unlined eyes look like the puckered half-lemon I once found stuck to the shelf in my fridge.
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Between interviews, a photo arrived of my kids, their faces puckered toward the camera as they drank with delight from the Fountain of the Boobs.
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"You want to have a strong jaw, you want to have puckered lips, you want to have a fierce eye contact with the camera," he joked.
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The Grease: Live costars, who play Kenickie and Rizzo in Fox's live musical telecast, still haven't puckered up to one another – on the mouth, at least.
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In the picture, the "Sorry" singer, who sported a nose ring, gave a simple smirk while Richie puckered her lips and appeared to kiss her thumb.
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The liqueur shouldn't leave your mouth puckered in discomfort, shouldn't smell of alcohol, and should always clearly display where the lemons are from on the bottle.
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At least Paul Smith's ode to English gardens past, in sunflowers and puckered seersucker and line drawings, was imbued with the slouchy silhouettes of modern nostalgia.
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For me, that is fine – I'm getting paid – but I pity the woman with a puckered lip who's just a backdrop to the narrator's philosophical musings.
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Whenever she leaned in close to brush his lips, he puckered up and returned the same brief, adoring gesture that I had seen all my days.
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The name "TRUMP" is molded on the back of each pill, as if the florescent hue, puckered lips, and tell-tale hair swoop weren't clear identifiers.
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Her mouth is slightly open, as if about to speak, and his cheeks are slightly hollowed and lips are puckered as if to whistle, or appreciatively exhale.
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And on Wednesday, the carrier was still at it, with an extension of its "No One Trumps Ryanair Fares!" featuring an image of a puckered-up Trump.
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"The handshake looks fairly neutral and Merkel appears to be giving her cheek, but Trump is puckered up and appears ready to plant a kiss," Stehlik said.
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Christo stepped out on the floating walkway of puckered yellow-orange nylon fabric, designed to change color according to the time of the day and the weather.
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Equally reptilian, the puckered skin in "Twisted 11" and the pocked surface of "Lava Dyad" (both 2015) suggest the effects of extreme heat, both manmade and natural.
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Joe kisses her, his mouth all puckered like he's just been eating grapefruit, and then, with the camera still awkwardly hovering on them, they performatively kiss again.
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Mr. Long puckered his face at his buddy's sweetened brew, then conceded that any fan of Leinie's, as Wisconsinites know the beer, was a member of a tribe.
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A cross-section of a preserved human brain looks like a slice of gnarled squash, with an undulating cream-colored interior outlined by an intensely puckered gray rind.
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In addition to honey-colored makeup, a wig and puckered lips, Baldwin said he attempts to portray a man constantly (and unsuccessfully) in search of something better to say.
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In addition to orange-colored makeup, a wig and puckered lips, Baldwin said he attempts to portray a man constantly (and unsuccessfully) in search of something better to say.
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The trick to pronouncing the last name of presidential candidate and South Bend, Indiana mayor Pete Buttigieg is to keep your lips almost totally puckered through all three syllables.
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So when Theresa May jostles to the front of the line, her puckered mouth glistening as she leans in to kiss the ring, it's embarrassing, but not really surprising.
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Gilliam is best known for this technique; his defiance of the constrictive parameters of canvas stretchers yields works that are impossibly fluid, shifting, and changeable in their puckered folds.
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Hiding underneath these luscious lips is an actress known for her prehistoric career ... see if you can unravel the mystery behind which celeb is hidden behind this puckered pic.
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Youngest son Journey River, who turns 1 this week, was strapped to his dad's chest in a carrier for the outing while Fox, 31, puckered up for a solo selfie.
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The red completely eclipses the green along the painting's vertical axis; there the lighter colors are as conspicuous as the red and together form the illusion of a puckered bulge.
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In this segment, mum does it like a pro, before returning to step two with more hands-in-the-air and even a puckered lip head nod (special bonus, always).
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I fast forward to my deathbed, a limp candlelight casting flickering light over my puckered hands, my mind's eye rushing back through time in a frantic scramble for something lasting.
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"This was the very first shoe we made," Brown said the other day, in San Francisco, gesturing toward a photograph of footwear that bulged and puckered like a tea cozy.
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Prada gave us the perfect two-piece, made of brown corduroy with mixed fabric pockets, while Isabel Marant presented sweet workwear jackets with puckered shoulders and balloon sleeves in salmon pink.
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"My whole body puckered, I tensed up, and I didn't know what to do," he said, adding that Ryan came over and "grabbed [his] hand" before asking for a photo together.
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Another photo hinted manicures and pedicures were part of the festivities, Monroe resting her feet in a soaking tub and holding out her hands wide as she puckered up for the snap.
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Her ardor for rendering the defining qualities of a thing and its surface — whether it is a puckered fruit or a red plastic cup — bespeaks of a deep belief in art's uplifting power.
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Either way, just thinking of the word gives me that sour, puckered-up feeling you get when you suck on a lemon, and I don't really want it anywhere near my sensitive skin.
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He puckered, insulted that I would even suggest such a thing, so I called the bartender over and asked if she'd fix me a pint of all the drinks on tap mixed together.
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There are over 400 pages of prank gifts on Amazon, and we're tired sick of sorting through fart jokes and politicians' puckered faces printed on toilet paper, but all for you, dear reader.
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Hungry City 8 Photos View Slide Show ' Unpeel the wax paper and there is a fat, charred wedge of rice, prickly with bacon shards, its nori sleeve puckered from a bout on the grill.
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Unless you want to look like you chugged a bottle of red wine (or have your lips stick together), be prepared to master the puckered pout when trying out this particular peel-off formula.
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From what we know of The Donald, he can't be pleased with these type of images leading stories: shot after shot with his lips puckered in an "o," eyebrows raised and taken from below.
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The beans had a sweet tang to them, and puckered the inside of my mouth with too much salt, but I closed my eyes and relaxed against the hard bench in the Air Force canteen.
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We wanted to be together all the time, six or eight of us, lying on someone's floor, pointing out shapes in the puckered ceiling as if the expanse above us were as beautiful as the heavens.
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The specifics of pH level still make no sense to me, but I can safely say that my skin has finally found the acid that makes it feel soft and happy instead of puckered-up sour.
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When the oyster spread the first real layer of nacre on the grain of sand, and the great bivalve that is the Donald puckered and whispered, "Someday, I swear to God, I'm going to do it"?
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The positioning of the two men in "The Hermits" is anything if not homoerotic, with Schiele casting himself as the primary love-object, while Gustav/Adolf rests his head, eyes closed, lips puckered, on his shoulder.
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McKay also bookends the movie with what I think of as cinema's Universal Bimbos, those young, dumb counterparts to the mean old ladies with puckered mouths whose clucking is meant to symbolize small-town hypocrisy or whatever.
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Police searched the vehicle and scooped up five bags filled to the brim with the orange tablets, which bear Trump's name on one side and a Flinstones vitamin–looking etching of his puckered face on the other.
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Meet Lust: MatteTrance lipsticks, which come in steel black bullets with 3D gold lips affixed to the front (they're practically begging for a puckered-up selfie) and just might be the most glamorous of all her Lab kits.
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The instant Pelosi extended her arms, the C-SPAN feed cut to the Democratic women of the House, presumably looking for another puckered expression from Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, whose face suggested the whole night was one long lemon.
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There was a mutual kiss on the cheek in the East Room, where Mr. Macron clasped hands with Mr. Trump, pulling him in for an embrace and a brief peck as Mr. Trump puckered his lips slightly to reciprocate.
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The granadilla was similar, but orange and with a sweeter flavor, easier to eat without leaving your lips in a permanently puckered state, best consumed by poking a hole in the skin and slurping out the smooth buttery flesh.
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To the east of the rift is soft limestone, kneaded and puckered by water into caves and gorges and giving rise to riverine forests, replete with endemic bats, crickets, mollusks and millipedes that thrive on the limestone's calcium bounty.
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We walked on the backs of our oversized corduroy pants, chewing up the hems and if you were lucky enough to have a Patagonia fleece vest, it wasn't unusual for it to be puckered here and there with cigarette burns.
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He seems to have a vast network of underworld followers, including Chantal (Jennifer Jason Leigh), his hot-for-him secretary (Dirty Cooper has his own version of Diane!), and a family of oddballs and broken folk led by the puckered Buella.
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" Trump told Today that it was a "tremendous honor" to be named Person of the Year, although he puckered at TIME's choice to refer to him as the president of the "Divided States of America," complaining to host Matt Lauer that it felt "snarky.
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The confiscation resembles one in Indiana in 2018, when the Lafayette Courier-Journal reported that police patrolling an interstate highway seized an orange tablet in the shape of the 45th U.S. president's head, with his lips puckered on the front and "Great Again" printed on the back.
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Pastels are obviously the palate for Marie, so many shots are basically porn for all those people who invest hours into filling their Tumblrs with pictures of soft pink bedrooms and fuchsia bathroom tiles and girls mouths puckered with pink lipstick, a cherry between their teeth.
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Not anymore: with his puckered scowl and his preposterous narcissism, he clinched the Republican nomination with ease, serially vanquishing sixteen rivals rendered hapless by a campaign that made improvisation its organizing principle and fuelled itself on an unending stream of personal insult, racist woofing, and misogynist bile.
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"I hate those boring tasting menus where you sit around for three hours," he says as the waiters deposit the first offering: a pair of hot-pink lips made of lychee gelée, perched on a Gaggan-branded box and all puckered up for their social media close-up.
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But when that potentate is someone as puckered and disgusting as Donald Trump, it's possible—just possible—that our prime minister might look out across his rolling waves of flesh, melding into the grand landscapes of this endless country, and realize what a tiny person she really is.
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Midcentury silhouettes — the full skirts and tiny waists and trapeze cuts that have been part of Mr. Simons's design vocabulary since his stints at Jil Sander and Dior — rendered in camper-tent nylons also were used for the oily shirts under men's tailoring, gathered and puckered with rucksack strings.
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Look inside the hollows of the works, at the rivulets running down the sides, or the puddles collected in a declivity, or the multiple pinched, folded, and puckered forms, and you begin to get a sense of the range of effects Butterly is capable of incorporating into any of her pieces.
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He was, I always thought, an unattractive animal: his eyes might kindly be called beady, his mouth a puckered seam — the writer Jane Gardam once described a tortoise as having "an old man's mean little mouth" — but over my summer with my parents, I also realized that I was mesmerized by him — even that I respected him.
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On Friday evening, about two dozen people gathered in a small art space in New York City's East Village to take in a fairly terrifying sight: A bright orange wall dotted with 500 copper IUDs, each bearing Donald Trump's outstretched hands as the device's arms and his head perched atop the stems, lips puckered with frightening accuracy.
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Isabel Marant's take is dramatically shaped, with an asymmetrical wrapped collar reminiscent of a fencing jacket, while a version by Alix Verley-Pietrafesa of Alix of Bohemia features puckered shoulders and orange piping; Emily Adams Bode's one-of-a-kind coats are made from antique textiles, while Margaret and Katherine Kleveland of Dôen patched together their own prints for their perfect knee-length fall coat.
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The dozens of drawings surrounding the limestone sculptures offer object lessons in the peaks and valleys of stylization: some of the heads, in their obsessive repetition of forms — the arched eyebrows sheltering blank, almond eyes; the impossibly long noses and puckered, button mouths — seem simultaneously analytical and spiritual, a platonic ideal rendered in pan-cultural terms, while others, less deeply considered and more quickly rendered, descend almost into doodles.
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The first few episodes of the new AMC series Preacher are wildly, queasily exciting: Bodies explode into curtains of blood, an Irish vampire devises his own meal plan high up in a plane – fold-down trays are not required – a hit man sings "Wynken, Blynken and Nod" over the insistent roar of a chainsaw, and the face of a young man is revealed to be a maimed, puckered mask of flesh.
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Perhaps you saw the one in which Jeb Bush's earnest announcement that he would withdraw from the race is undone by blaring air horns and bellowing Trump-taunts; or the one in which the camera zooms in on a bunch of GOP candidates mid-debate, reducing them to a series of puckered mouths and desperate eyes; or the one in which Chris Christie's wife is edited to appear as though she's flirtingly darting her tongue at one of his supporters.
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