| Those old fellows puffed up like pouter pigeons, and giggled and primped like a lot of school girls! |
| Except that he wasn't a pouter, he wasn't a hider. |
| Persis herself was like a pouter pigeon strutting and preening her high breast. |
| In a pouter, the furcula had not been lengthened proportionally with the increased length of the body. |
| Sheriff Lawley had on his stiffest professional air and Si Hardscrabble's chest was puffed out like a pouter pidgeon. |
| They are usually small and fluffy, as in some chickens and pouter pigeons. |
