squint-eyed

Besides targeting obesity, people with different forms of physical deformity, like those who stammer and the ones who are squint-eyed or suffer from some form of visual impairment are also targeted through disparaging humour.

But officially, New Delhi couldn't afford to look squint-eyed at the Chinese occupation of Tibet, and the 'cultural genocide' Beijing had been accused of perpetrating there.

Despite his incessant toxic indulgence, when his various pursuers come after him, Freddie can run like the wind, and, despite having a face twisted into a perpetual squint-eyed Popeye grimace, he has sex appeal enough to bewitch, not to mention satisfy, several female admirers.

Be careful of him; he is a tall boy, somewhat thickset, slightly squint-eyed, dark, slender, broad shoulders, and of impudent manners.

Jack may be a super-fit, not-quite-19 footballing star, but who thought he would have any chance against a grizzly-bearded, squint-eyed, 56-year-old hack?

Squint-eyed nights of research and belief in their story gave the twins the courage to push the envelope and mail it to the publishers.

Caroline Aherne then snapped her up for the part of Malcolm's mousey girlfriend in Mrs Merton And Malcolm and from there she hit the big time as Carol, the squint-eyed, oddball secretary from Channel 4 hit Teachers.