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Meanings of black whiskers in English
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Usage of black whiskers in English
1
Richard Hare bent forward till his black whiskers brushed Mr. Carlyle's shoulder.
2
You'll have to get those black whiskers of yours shaved, my man.
3
I know him; and Osborne's a goodish-looking fellow, with large black whiskers?
4
Probably the most astonished man was the big fellow with the black whiskers.
5
Near the entrance he met a tall man, with black whiskers.
6
He was a small-sized man, with a large, long set of black whiskers.
7
Little chap with black whiskers and long, thin man with beard?
8
Between his thick black whiskers, a small grin could be seen.
9
The fellow with the black whiskers was Holly Chappell, the cow-boy was Tom Brown.
10
The foreigner was a tall, military-looking fellow, with a dark cheek and black whiskers.
11
He was a thick-set, swarthy individual, with enormous black whiskers and sparkling black eyes.
12
A well-dressed man, with big black whiskers, picked that up.
13
A farm laborer's, the best he could adopt about here, with large black whiskers.
14
He had an agreeable presence, good eyes, enviable black whiskers, and a fine sonorous voice.
15
He had dark hair, very nicely brushed, small black whiskers, and a small black moustache.
16
See that tall man with the black whiskers, (don't he look like papa?)
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Black whiskers through the time
Black whiskers across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common