Portuguese
bigode A long stiff hair growing from the snout or brow of most mammals as e.g. a cat.
Spanish
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Jeff went upstairs, brushed his teeth, and rubbed on the whisker-removing cream.
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A second referendum a decade later did pass, but only by a whisker.
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In a moment not a tail or a whisker was to be seen.
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It stopped a whisker away from its lowest in four years.
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He appears destined to fall a whisker short of his goal.
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I think I saw a white whisker as he turned under the lamp-post.
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He had a red, flabby face, framed in a thick whisker turning grey.
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A scanty growth of whisker did not conceal the contour of his jaw.
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The Coalition, favourites to win, came within a whisker of losing.
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He cared not a whisker whether that was anger or embarrassment.
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Cannabis is a whisker away from being officially legal in Canada.
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Each whisker is worth from six bits to a dollar and a quarter.
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He wore his mustache with a short beard and closely-cut whisker.
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He wore his moustache with a short beard and closely-cut whisker.
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We're receiving an encrypted whisker laser from one of Charon's comsats.
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After another few seconds of sniffing, touching, and whisker twitching, curiosity overcame wariness.
