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hairy-faced

American  
[hair-ee-feyst] / ˈhɛər iˌfeɪst /

adjective

  1. having a face covered with hair.


Example Sentences

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Strict guidelines indeed, but Olly Winkles was one of several readers to have remembered at least one hairy-faced winner.

From The Guardian

Some Twitter users urged the hairy-faced men "to stop looking up" because it was too weird to look at.

From BBC

Our roots wind back two and a half million years to hairy-faced ancestors with thick hands and short stubby fingers wrapped around big clubs that will carry them from the cave as they head out for another day of hunting and gathering.

From Salon

Holding it aloft, he caught at the throat of the hairy-faced monster and the mask came off, disclosing the features of the Prophet.

From Project Gutenberg

Timothy made no answer, for at this moment a hairy-faced mariner entered the shop, making a great noise upon the sanded floor with his heavy sea-boots.

From Project Gutenberg