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Meanings of dark stubble in English

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Usage of dark stubble in English
1
His jawline was no longer clean-shaven but shadowed with dark stubble.
Latte trouble
2
A dark stubble was shrouding his strong jaw and dimpled chin.
The Da Vinci Code
3
Thomas's hair hung loose over his shoulders and dark stubble marked his jaw.
Witch blood
4
Two small, vertical lines, now barely visible beneath dark stubble, ran down his cheek.
The hellfire club
5
His hair was wet and slicked back, but dark stubble still covered his jaw.
Millionaire's women
6
To either side lay mudflats, the new spring shoots green among last year's dark stubble.
Death du Jour
7
His face, now bristling with dark stubble, was none the less clear-chiseled and arrestingly featured.
A Pagan of the Hills
8
The dark stubble on Lucius's chin gave him the look of some wild Roman god.
Celtic fire
9
He hasn't shaved this morning, and his dark stubble cuts a dangerous shadow on his jaw.
Dirty Rowdy Thing
10
All color drained from below the dark stubble.
Bones on Ice
11
He rubbed his chin, making a sandpaper sound with his fingers against the dark stubble there.
Street magic
12
He hadn't shaved in two days and his face was covered with a thick dark stubble.
Consent to kill: a thriller
13
Alarmingly attractive despite the too-long chestnut hair and day's growth of dark stubble shadowing the line of his jaw.
Too wicked to kiss
14
The dark stubble on his cheek and chin was unnaturally distinct, as if each follicle were raised in relief.
Eye of vengeance
15
His features were delicate: dark , defined eyebrows; narrow, straight nose; a sharp jaw adorned with three days of dark stubble.
Nocturnal
16
His jaw was firm, angular, shadowed with a hint of dark stubble, a perfect backdrop for that pale jagged scar.
Too wicked to kiss
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