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Meanings of gray-headed in English
Showing characteristics of age, especially having grey or white hair.
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Usage of gray-headed in English
1
I'm a liar if I didn't see 'em Place hitters turnin' gray-headed!
2
Then when I came they shouted, and one gray-headed warrior cried:
3
The gray-headed little man's face matched the hue of his hair.
4
The door opened, and a gray-headed old man entered, who approached him respectfully.
5
You could talk to me till you was gray-headed, and I'd just laugh.
6
Peter was a sour-visaged, gray-headed old man, who wore horn-rimmed spectacles.
7
Supper and a nap, while I worried myself gray-headed about her!
8
But if I told you the whole we should rise from the story gray-headed.
9
I opened them as a gray-headed servant came bustling in with a steaming pan.
10
It was interesting to hear this tall gray-headed man recall the memories of boyhood.
11
Perched on the highest portion was an immense gray-headed eagle.
12
The gray-headed old eccentrics parted, and Herr Heartless walked off to his own castle.
13
As I did so the tall gray-headed man passed me with an uncertain step.
14
Northeast Venezuela's gray-headed warbler is confined to a single mountaintop.
15
That gray-headed dreamer, Raisky, also thinks that women are created for a higher purpose.
16
I'm going to keep the spirit of youth alive until I'm old and gray-headed.
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United Kingdom
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