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Meanings of white-haired in English
Showing characteristics of age, especially having grey or white hair.
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Examples for "fair-haired"
Examples for "fair-haired"
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The Comte de Mar is fair-haired; I've seen him scores of times.
2
She was glad to see the fair-haired young mind-clouder, Eyoli, among them.
3
I entered the third-class carriage in which the fair-haired student was sitting.
4
Could the fair-haired man in the grave have been one of these?
5
The fair-haired foreign gentleman turned to his two ex-policemen with considerable dignity.
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Similar thoughts power Text Me's beautiful blend of rap and blue-eyed soul.
2
Because you're blue-eyed you'll be able to draft more than I can.
3
Beladora took her son's hand, and then her blond, blue-eyed daughter's hand.
4
A majestic follow-up and the best blue-eyed soul this side of Motown.
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The blue-eyed girl of his boyhood passion flitted beside his disappearing figure.
Usage of white-haired in English
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The German waiter opened the door and a white-haired man walked in.
2
The large white-haired male is the lesser, but is still very dangerous.
3
The door opened to a tall, white-haired woman in lustreless black silk.
4
The technician in charge was a canny white-haired Scotsman named John McKenzie.
5
The Egyptian-born, white-haired preacher appeared in court on Friday without any prosthetics.
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Her old white-haired friend in his wheel chair was doing her work.
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Some one nudged Tobit McStenger and pointed toward the white-haired young pedagogue.
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He rang the bell, and an old white-haired man opened the gate.
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A small, white-haired man who seems vaguely familiar is reading a book.
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It was the gentle, white-haired minister with a book beneath his arm.
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A white-haired woman before me gave the Post Office Clerk infinite trouble.
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Even white-haired Varney with his fragile-looking limbs was bracing himself for trouble.
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A white-haired man enters the club, walking with his body angled forward.
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Her form was bent toward the white-haired man who was with her.
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The white-haired man waited for Angevine and Shekel's wordless interaction to conclude.
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But mine is a different problem from that white-haired humbug of yours.