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Meanings of haired in English
Usage of haired in English
1
A ginger-haired boy in year four says: I come to get healthy.
2
In the novels the light-haired friend of the hero always gets killed.
3
But the envy in the eyes of the short-haired girl was genuine.
4
We started to meet long-haired people seeking a new way of life.
5
I know now why you haven't said yes to the dark-haired man.
6
As soon as Guido saw the blond-haired young man he remembered him.
7
She was glad to see the fair-haired young mind-clouder, Eyoli, among them.
8
Long-haired people are not troublemakers, Lucas is a role model, he said.
9
The German waiter opened the door and a white-haired man walked in.
10
According to him, it helped prevent the arrival of curly-haired little accidents-
11
The large white-haired male is the lesser, but is still very dangerous.
12
Right then Michael returned as the gray-haired waiter came with our entrees.
13
Despite huge international success, that tangle-haired teenage maverick hasn't changed a jot.
14
For one thing, he's no longer the thin, bushy-haired figure Kidder describes.
15
The fox-haired barman took his book from me, opened it, and read:
16
Tall, slender, black-haired-herhands tingled as an idea began to gain strength.
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Haired through the time
Haired across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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