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Meanings of hirsute in English
Usage of hirsute in English
1
Nell was remarkably hirsute with a striking faceload of stiff red bristles.
2
A vulgar cameo by a certain hirsute character provides a hearty laugh.
3
It was found that the man was not hirsute, untamed or eccentric.
4
A recent survey claimed that most women find hirsute men a turn-off.
5
Smith observed, reaching out to shake a hirsute paw, and Maxwell grimaced.
6
The sacrifice of these hirsute adornments made an extraordinary change in this man.
7
With the scherzo the two hirsute faces broke into broad smiles.
8
There are two more species-thePithecia hirsute and the Pithecia albicans.
9
And she got herself carried ashore by the hirsute giant McVane.
10
The day before, I'd been a mistress to a horny, hirsute British king.
11
Harry misspelt to indicate he's hirsute and with an extra R to boot.
12
Niels was manly and hirsute, growing facial hair faster than a Chia Pet.
13
Some throw out branches, crooked, shaggy branches, with hirsute oval leaves.
14
There were briars, mezcal plants, and cacti-all luxuriant, hirsute, and thorny.
15
All the slopes of Nipple Top are hirsute and jagged to the last degree.
16
The hirsute and uncombed genius of the street had vanished.
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