Usage of "black-haired"

Having hair of a dark color.

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Usage of black-haired in English

Tall, slender, black-haired-herhands tingled as an idea began to gain strength. 
 The bone palace 

He looked steadily at Merritt; a square-headed, black-haired, solid sort of man. 
 The terror 

Something split along his black-haired back, and he flung that off, too. 
 The Wolf’s Hour 

But Dawson had a baby, a healthy, black-haired, blue-eyed boy named Adam. 
 Genellan: planetfall 

The solicitor makes a tent of his black-haired fingers and speaks soothingly. 
 The sealed letter 

At Smith's elbow was a small, black-haired Jew with a pock-marked face. 
 White Ashes 

A skinny, black-haired man leaned against the front bumper, smoking a cigarette. 
 Raising Stony Mayhall 

Asked if he had been lonely, the black-haired boy said: I don't know. 
 Reuters 

The girl was younger than Gwen by a few years: black-haired and slim. 
 Slow decay 

I couldn't figure out what had happened to my black-haired Cleopatra. 
 How to make love like a porn star 

The spirit was still willing, but the black-haired testicles were drained. 
 The Wolf’s Hour 

The clerk was a fairly unattractive, black-haired man wearing a French maid's outfit. 
 An ordinary decent criminal 

He was short and black-haired and built like a prizewinning Angus. 
 Silent screams 

He hasn't mentioned the black-haired woman to his wife, lest she become suspicious. 
 The new yorker 

It was a black-haired, blue-eyed girling, as her father had predicted. 
 The viking takes a knight 

Once they'd passed, the black-haired nurse looked back over her shoulder at them. 
 Shutter Island 

Frequent collocations

Black-haired through the time

Meanings of black-haired in English