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Meanings of thick tuft in English
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Usage of thick tuft in English
1
I up-ended ridiculously on hands and knees, clinging to a thick tuft of grass.
2
Infuriated, Commander Farragut kept twisting the thick tuft of hair that flourished below his chin.
3
While she was drinking, she touched her head and a thick tuft of hair fell out.
4
A thick tuft of dark woman hair.
5
They form their nests rudely of grass and leaves, under the shelter of a bush or thick tuft of long grass.
6
This latter characteristic is emphasized by a thick tuft of hair which stands erect on the dorsal ridge just over the shoulders.
7
Regiments of black spruce stood in endless files like grenadiers, each tree capped with a thick tuft of matted cones and branches.
8
In a thick tuft, where the leaves disappear, I thrust in my hand, and the bite of the thorns betrays the topmost stem.
9
His hair was very thin and quite gray and his face was closely shaven, excepting a thick tuft of hair on his rather prominent chin.
10
The deep cavity, freshly dug that morning, yawned amidst thick tufts of grass.
11
Weeds grew in thick tufts where the shoreline had eroded and stagnant pools had formed.
12
Foaly twisted a tiny cylinder into the thick tufts of hair growing from Mulch's ear.
13
There were thick tufts of scarlet, and pink, and pale purple primroses under the plum trees.
14
It was carpeted with thick tufted grasses and blue star-shaped flowers that nodded on slender stems.
15
His chin and cheeks were covered with bristly black hair and thick tufts of it were sprouting from his nostrils.
16
Then she spread them on the thick tufts of overhanging fern where the hot sun would get full swing at them.