mustachio
noun, plural mus·ta·chios.
Origin of mustachio
Examples from the Web for mustachioed
Contemporary Examples of mustachioed
Run breathlessly and pointlessly after his mustachioed shadow?
As the mustachioed fun of No Shave November sweeps the country, its roots as a charitable effort may be getting lost.
Yet another revealed the mustachioed show host signing off at the end while taking a puff of his signature cigar, underwater.
Historical Examples of mustachioed
These mustachioed gentry are by no means the rage at present in Olympus.
Ixion In HeavenBenjamin Disraeli
There was a young fellow of about five-and-twenty, mustachioed and smartly dressed, in the coach with me.
Life and Letters of Lord MacaulayGeorge Otto Trevelyan
Her presence protects us, and we will ensure her safety better than her mustachioed gentry.
EgmontJohann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Their hair was closely cut, and they had the whiskerless cheek, the beardless chin, and the mustachioed lip of the "regulation."
The British Expedition to the CrimeaWilliam Howard Russell
He is a mustachioed, dandyish-looking fellow, and stared through his quizzing glass in a style quite amusing.