His play The hairy Ape, the agent noted, “could easily lend itself to radical propaganda.”
Indeed, one female student told ASU News that cultivating a hairy existence was a “life-changing experience.”
As The Guardian noted, Cameron Diaz was telling adorable anecdotes about forcibly grooming a hairy friend just under a year ago.
Here, the brainiacs were ridiculed and the hairy nimble beasts ruled the day.
Each gig was a different situation, some hairy, some boring, most both in alternating fashion.
I could feel the hairy shoulder of the moose and across his antlers Nukéwis calling me.
Then Linda turned and laid a hand on each of Katy's hairy red arms.
Then it is iced by applying warm water with a bit of hairy deerskin.
His fingers were in that hairy throat, where they had itched to twine.
He kicked it from the reach of that hairy paw and sprang after it.
hairy hair·y (hâr'ē)
adj. hair·i·er, hair·i·est
Covered with hair or hairlike projections.
Consisting of or resembling hair.
adjective
[last sense probably fr the hairy monsters of horror films, but the sense of ''difficult'' was used at 19th-century Oxford, and that of ''dangerous'' in the British armed forces of the 1930s]
