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Meanings of having hair in English

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Usage of having hair in English
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She was never going to get used to not having hair, either.
Swan Song
2
A man who lies about having hair will lie about anything.
Chocolate chip cookie murder
3
Numerous male stars and musicians have gone to the trouble of having hair implants.
Feminist dot com
4
Bats are very strange little animals, having hair like mice, and wings like birds.
McGuffey's Third Eclectic Reader
5
Young girls having hair plastered flat with bear's grease stood peeping shyly from tent flaps.
Heralds of Empire / Being the Story of One Ramsay Stanhope, Lieu...
6
I don't find anything noble in having hair on your ass and gnawing on bloody bones.
The Wolf’s Hour
7
Do not make children cross-eyed, by having hair hang about their foreheads, where they see it continually.
The American Frugal Housewife
8
So I know firsthand how it feels to be punished for having hair that is deemed deviant simply by growing.
The Guardian
9
The sheep are very large, and excellent mutton, having hair instead of wool, and great tails like those of Syria.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume...
10
He was not very handsome, having hair that was neither gold nor brown, and a brace of absurdly sea-blue eyes.
Tell England / A Study in a Generation
11
Earlier in the year he'd addressed his problem of male pattern baldness by having hair plugs implanted from his crown to his forehead.
Alpine for You
12
Too many girls' long pontytails were cut off and too many girls lived in shame for not having hair that grew past their ears.
Ebony
13
But it meant that she rather despised Chrestomanci for being quite so tall and for having hair so black and such flashing dark eyes.
Mixed Magics
14
Having hair nearly to your ankles marks you as high court sidhe.
A kiss of shadows
15
" Having hair of that dreadful colour."
Far from the Madding Crowd
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