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Meanings of moustache in English
Usage of moustache in English
1
The red-haired woman called Adele; the man with the little black moustache.
2
He felt the sand thick in his hair, even in his moustache.
3
The retired fireman also competes in moustache competitions in his free time.
4
She wanted to laugh: he'd probably never seen himself without a moustache.
5
The other was the red face and white moustache of Colonel Ducroix.
6
Then he stood in the lobby, chewing the ends of his moustache.
7
In this case a moustache has been added to the Mona Lisa.
8
He even began a smile in the shadows of his unkempt moustache.
9
A disembodied moustache screaming 'Heil!' and banging on about the Final Solution.
10
Virtue is all a-cold; limp are his curling feather and fierce moustache.
11
A faint down of moustache accentuated the curve of the full lips.
12
The man with the iron-grey moustache said, 'Do you know me, Stanley?
13
His principal virtue lay in a silky moustache, which he perpetually caressed.
14
The pallor of the features was relieved by a drooping black moustache.
15
The General hustled Lisa away, muttering oaths beneath his great white moustache.
16
The lower part of it was hidden by a moustache and beard.
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Moustache through the time
Moustache across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare