beard
/ˈbɪɹd/
nounthe hair that grow on the chin and sides of a man’s face
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1. One day one of the girls in her class said to her, "Miss Smith, why does a man's hair become gray before his mustache and beard do?"
2. For example: Most men in ancient Athens had beards.
3. They have beards!
4. Many men grow beards for women.
5. Many men grow beards for women.
bristle
/ˈbɹɪsəɫ/
nouna short and thick hair
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1. But many sustainable food advocates bristle at this idea of reinvention.
2. - You see those bristles?
3. Bristle worms are the stuff of deep-sea nightmares.
4. A few brushes already have crisscrossed bristles with a 45 degree angle.
5. These bristles mark the edges of the steps.
bearded
/ˈbɪɹdəd/
adjectivehaving a beard, which is a growth of hair on the lower face and neck of men
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1. - Where to buy lifelike bearded mannequin?
2. It's a bearded boy. -
3. He's a bearded Josheur! -
4. And the bearded dragon is a diurnal species.
5. -Today, we're dividing bearded irises.
clean-shaven
/klˈiːnʃˈeɪvən/
adjective(of a man) with a recently shaved beard or moustache
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1. Males have to be clean-shaven and style their hair with minimal product.
2. While hobbits are known for their clean-shaven faces, dwarves are specifically marked by their remarkably long beards, which they wear with great pride.
3. Where his club, spade and diamond counterparts are all sporting the twizzly tache the king of hearts is clean-shaven.
4. Be squeaky clean, pleasant smelling, and clean-shaven.
5. I mean, clean-shaven is pretty standard.
five o'clock shadow
/faɪv əklɑːk ʃædoʊ/
phrasethe slight darkness that is visible on a man's face after his morning shave
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to grow
/ˈɡɹoʊ/
verb(of hair, nail, etc.) to develop or become longer
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1. The fast food industry grew because it was born at the right time.
2. NFT transactions use significant, growing amounts of electricity.
3. Circulation grew quickly, partly because of the magazine's lack of competition.
4. The amount of money in circulation continues to grow.
5. Pollen is moved from the male part of a flower to the female part of a flower, then fertilisation can happen causing fruit to grow.
bumfluff
/bˈʌmflʌf/
nounthe soft hair that grows on the chin and upper lip of a young boy who has not yet grown full beard
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handlebar mustache
/hˈændəlbˌɑːɹ mˈʌstæʃ/
nouna bushy mustache that is styled to curl upward and outward, resembling the shape of a handlebar on a bicycle
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hirsute
/hɝˈsut/
adjective(of a man) shaggy and covered with a lot of hair
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1. We are a HIRSUTE people.
2. These days we aren’t anywhere near as hirsute, so instead of our body hair sitting up to attention, we see only goosebumps.
mustache
/ˈməsˌtæʃ/
nounhair that grows or left to grow above the upper lip
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1. One day one of the girls in her class said to her, "Miss Smith, why does a man's hair become gray before his mustache and beard do?"
2. -I have a mustache.
3. Keep the mustache?
4. - Bring your mustache.
5. This one has a mustache.
mutton chop
/mˈʌʔn̩ tʃˈɑːp/
nounfacial hair that has grown down the side of a man's face in front of the ears (especially when the rest of the beard is shaved off)
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1. This is the legendary Keen's Mutton Chop.
pencil mustache
/pˈɛnsəl mˈʌstæʃ/
nouna narrow and closely trimmed style of mustache that resembles a line drawn by a pencil above the upper lip
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shaven
/ˈʃeɪvən/
adjectivewith the hair removed from the head or the face by shaving
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1. No, the guys are all bodybuilders, the girls are all shaven with tattoos, and--
2. I have to be clean shaven.
3. The clean shaven man could've been Bo.
4. A legionnaire is closely shaven.
5. From then on, U.S. Presidents have remained clean shaven.
unshaven
/ənˈʃeɪvən/
adjectivedescribing a person who has not shaved recently, resulting in a visible growth of facial hair
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1. The once well-dressed and groomed leader looked disheveled, unshaven and bewildered when he was arrested.
goatee
/ˈɡoʊˈti/
nouna small and pointed beard around a man's chin
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1. Draw the goatee on Doctor Strange.
2. - Who has a goatee?
3. When will goatees come back?
4. Like, the goatee is the next mustache.
5. I just need a goatee.
whiskers
/ˈhwɪskɝz/, /ˈwɪskɝz/
nounfacial hair growth that is longer or more prominent than stubble but not quite a beard, typically found on the chin or cheeks
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1. But there is a lot we don’t know about cute little Whiskers, like where her cuddly, domestic ancestors came from, and when she evolved from wild animals.
2. You’re a bad Kitty, Whiskers!
moustache
/ˈməsˌtæʃ/
nounthe hair that grows on someone's upper lip
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1. Respect the moustache!
2. The moustache is the mystery.
3. The moustache is new.
4. Lilly, what B-B-M, uh, B-M. - Brown balloon have my moustache.
5. He needs a moustache.
sideburn
/sˈaɪdbɜːn/
nounany of the pair of the facial hair that grow at the sides of a man's face in front of his ears
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1. My sideburns are out of control ♪ - ♪
2. Just wipe down the pornographer's sideburns.
3. - She has sideburns, bro!
4. What sideburns?
5. - You want pink sideburns?
side-whiskers
/sˈaɪdwˈɪskɚz/
nounfacial hair that grows on a man's cheeks down to his chin
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stubble
/ˈstəbəɫ/
nounshort stiff hair growing on the skin when it is not shaved, typically on a man's face
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1. There's different shapes of stubble?
2. We've got the stubble going.
3. Beard style, Nick Offerman today am heavy stubble.
4. James: I LIKE THE STUBBLE.
5. - Bye . - I've got some stubble today.