whiskery

/ ˈwɪskərɪ /

adjective

1. having whiskers

2. old; unkempt

Example Sentences

“That was a real touchstone for me,” he says, adding that they did take artistic license with Stanton’s approach to facial hair, which in reality was “very whiskery.”

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Ubirajara also has feather impressions, including a “mane” of whiskery hairs that run down the dinosaur’s back.

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But as it went through multiple charging cycles, whiskery tendrils, or dendrites, of lithium grew across the electrolyte.

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I found myself staring into his eyes beneath his whiskery brows, wondering if my only hope was telepathy.

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In an interview, he described the two of them as “really like an old couple,” noting that, as he had sprouted a white whiskery beard, they had also started to look alike.

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