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Hello, What does an awful cheek means exactly could you please explain me ?thanks

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My opinion:
Someone has an awful cheek may mean that

the person is as bold as brass.
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Hello, What does an awful cheek means exactly could you please explain me ?thanks

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cheek = impudence - in your sentence.
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