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Meanings of mustached in English

Having a moustache.

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Usage of mustached in English
1
One was beaky-nosed, hatchet-headed, bearded; the other was broad-faced and shaggily mustached.
Paths of Glory: Impressions of War Written at and Near the Front
2
There he is, that black-mustached fellow, with little rings in his ears.
Dick in the Everglades
3
His mustached lip curled, as a scornful smile passed over his face.
Beulah
4
A plump red-faced man, bald-headed and heavily mustached, appeared, carrying a newspaper.
The maltese falcon
5
The mustached man seemed disinclined to have me along, wherever they were going.
Outlander
6
The police commissioner stood before him, his mustached upper lip twitching.
Mother
7
He was a stranger, tall, closely hooded, his mustached face an Indian bronze.
Back to God's Country and Other Stories
8
He was an old white-mustached man named Johns, suspicious at first.
Lonesome dove
9
Her lawyer was a chubby, white-mustached, very pink man named Bishop Polk Magrath.
American empire: blood and iron
10
We both gaped in horror, our flashlights making his mustached face glow eerily.
The Curse of the Mummy's Tomb
11
Reuben was large and mustached, and definitely not a talker.
Bones of the Lost
12
A beautifully mustached, crewcut, nonchalant-looking Western gambler, with an ace hidden behind his spur.
Pinball, 1973
13
Both Red Bill and the black-mustached man were plainly nonplussed.
The Girl Aviators on Golden Wings
14
I walked to the bar and ordered a beer from a grizzled, mustached bartender.
Exit strategy
15
Was this Rob Styles?-Thismustached and stately figure?- Aslimenough cub, in my time.
Life on the Mississippi
16
He is just over 6 feet tall, blue-eyed, handlebar-mustached & has an extremely cultured voice.
The new yorker
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