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Meanings of beard in English
Usage of beard in English
1
Clean-shaven years ago, he now had a beard that needed a trim.
2
The beard was in Elizabethan times the recognized characteristic of the witch.
3
CJ: Within the Islamic faith, the beard is mandatory for the men.
4
He hadn't shaved in two days; still not much of a beard.
5
Is all right, everything.' His thick beard split into a broken-toothed smile.
6
Hasan's attorneys said the beard is an expression of his religious beliefs.
7
His eyes were bloodshot and he wore several days' growth of beard.
8
He would beard Sultans in their lairs and Emperors in their dens.
9
The red beard caught the light, and the wavy brown hair brightened.
10
Above the line of the beard the skin was mottled and puffy.
11
By the beard of the Prophet I swear the words are true.
12
You used to have a beard, Anna says now, a red beard.
13
The pasha stroked his beard as he observed in a calm tone:
14
Start with a beard oil to tackle the texture of your beard.
15
The point of the Vandyke beard was aimed straight past the speaker.
16
Holderness rode at the front, his red-gold beard shining in the sunlight.
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