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Meanings of facial hair in English
Hair grown on the face, usually on the chin, cheeks, and upper lip region; typically a secondary sex characteristic of human males.
Usage of facial hair in English
1
Male facial hair has made a comeback in recent years, including Movember.
2
One of them used his machete to shave his sparse facial hair.
3
The facial hair was gone, Gadaire noted, but the nervous habits remained.
4
In 2014, Logan decided to have his facial hair removed by electrolysis.
5
He didn't want to witness the extirpation of his own facial hair.
6
It was even found that masculinity ratings increased as facial hair increased.
7
Shaving Shaving is the most inexpensive method of removing unwanted facial hair.
8
Many were dressed in flamboyant outfits to match their fabulous facial hair.
9
Wasn't so much the granite features as it was the facial hair.
10
I've not noticed that facial hair contributes to or detracts from manliness.
11
Forrest is 6ft, slim, with fuzzy facial hair and mousy brown hair.
12
For years, Lyft confronted the pick-up problem with pink facial hair.
13
I've not got particularly strong feelings for or against facial hair.
14
But the facial hair is in violation of Army grooming regulations.
15
He hadn't shaved in two days, but he liked the stubbly facial hair.
16
David Dunn, with his Robinson Crusoe facial hair, changed the game.
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Facial hair through the time
Facial hair across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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