Meanings of stubbly beard in English

The tears mingled with the blood that dribbled into his blond stubbly beard.

One makes out the shining dust of old age strewn in his stubbly beard.

He was a little man, all muscles and hands and feet, with a gray-red, stubbly beard.

A stubbly beard covered his brick-baked face.

The man who'd called to me was clearly their leader, a great smiling face above a stubbly beard.

The scant growth was blackened or partly covered with sand, and it fringed the distant uplands like a stubbly beard.

A large man with black eyebrows that met over his nose and a very black stubbly beard passed the car.

She stared into that haggard face, and through the half-mask of stubbly beard gradually made out the features of her brother.

They went in large numbers to other villages to teach Muslims a lesson, he said with a grin, scratching at a stubbly beard.

In fact, a stout man, with a dark, stubbly beard, dressed like a workingman, rose on one of the side benches and said:

The grizzled, stubbly beard, the protruding, vicious mouth, the broad, flat nose, and deep-set, small, glittering eyes made a bad impression on the observer.

Vergil stood before the white idea board, rubbing his stubbly beard, and stared at the cryptic messages he had scrawled there the day before.

At the removal of the helmet, the strange parchment face with its blue-black stubbly beard was seen to be more than usually pale and drawn.

The suspect was described by those who knew him as a withdrawn, inconspicuous man of short height with shoulder-length hair, and a short stubbly beard.

On his cheek, an inch or so above his stubbly beard, was a wide cross of plaster, and his left wrist wore a narrow bandage.

It was that of a man about forty-three or forty-four years of age, middle-sized, broad-shouldered, with crisp curling black hair, and a short, stubbly beard.