a. Obs. or dial. [f. prec. + -ED.] Having a thin pinched face; child-faced, girl-faced.
a. 1622. Middleton, More Dissemblers, III. ii. A tender, puling, nice, chitty fac’d squall ’tis.
1695. Congreve, Love for L., IV. xiii. Squabbling with yon Chitty-faced thing as he would have me marry.
1794. Godwin, Cal. Williams, 70. Brow-beaten by a chitty-faced girl?
1877. N. W. Lincolnsh. Gloss., Chitty-faced, baby-faced.
1881. Leicestersh. Gloss., Chitty-faced, with white, pinched features.
