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Meanings of whiskers in English
Synonyms
Examples for "beard"
Examples for "beard"
1
Clean-shaven years ago, he now had a beard that needed a trim.
2
The beard was in Elizabethan times the recognized characteristic of the witch.
3
CJ: Within the Islamic faith, the beard is mandatory for the men.
4
He hadn't shaved in two days; still not much of a beard.
5
Is all right, everything.' His thick beard split into a broken-toothed smile.
1
Roy Keane, sporting a feral face fungus, was sent off, having picked up two yellows in the first 21 minutes.
Usage of whiskers in English
1
He twitched his whiskers, gave a good sniff, and rejected the nuggets.
2
She could feel the whiskers growing back that he'd shaved that morning.
3
I'd be growing whiskers in a couple of years, she told me.
4
His long whiskers sailed round the turn of the stairs and disappeared.
5
This Mayor Banks was in bed all but his whiskers and feet.
6
Make thou many stars, that they fly in the whiskers of Gurr.
7
Janus gripped his whiskers with all the fingers of the right hand.
8
But his object being secrecy, the rat brushed his whiskers in safety.
9
When warm, he had been rat-faced; the sparse whiskers completed the resemblance.
10
This Herman was the first man ever worked here in side whiskers.
11
Their curling brown whiskers aroused in him a feeling equivalent to indigestion.
12
It was all black, no gray; so was his long, mixed-up whiskers.
13
Faint and distant vibrations in the earth set her whiskers to quivering.
14
A man in a long coat, his face ornamented with red whiskers.
15
He'd stopped moving, though I could feel his whiskers tickling my palms.
16
Through its whiskers the calamitous object chattered effervescently and waved its hands.
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Whiskers through the time
Whiskers across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common