bewhiskered
having whiskers; bearded.
ancient, as a witticism, expression, etc.; passé; hoary: a bewhiskered catchword of a bygone era.
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How to use bewhiskered in a sentence
"Just between ourselves, I'm not a regular hermit," said the plump bewhiskered one, sitting gingerly on the edge of a frail chair.
Seven Keys to Baldpate | Earl Derr BiggersYet out of the whole box of masks it had been the Bengal Tiger's fiercely bewhiskered visage that had fascinated Flame the most.
Peace on Earth, Good-will to Dogs | Eleanor Hallowell AbbottDing-dong caught one bewhiskered old fellow in the very act of abstracting a spark plug.
The Motor Rangers Through the Sierras | Marvin WestLet's go powder our noses while these bewhiskered gentlemen reap their beards.
The Skylark of Space | Edward Elmer Smith and Lee Hawkins GarbyAlthough ferociously bewhiskered, he is the mildest and best-natured man in town.
Sixty Years in Southern California 1853-1913 | Harris Newmark
British Dictionary definitions for bewhiskered
/ (bɪˈwɪskəd) /
having whiskers on the cheeks
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