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wolf's neck
say someone has a double chin but they are skinny....that means they have a "wolf's neck". Wolves have an extra layer of skin on their neck to protect their arteries and stuff. So, instead of saying u have a double chin when you are skinny...say u just have a wolf's neck.
Man:"How come you have a double chin even though you are really skinny?"
Woman: "It's not really a double chin, it's more like a wolf's neck."
Woman: "It's not really a double chin, it's more like a wolf's neck."
wolf's neck by kenny45745 March 5, 2008
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