whiskery

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whiskery

The old fisherman has a long, whiskery beard.

Definition

Adjective: 1. Having hair on the cheeks and chin: Describing a face, particularly a man's face, that is covered with or characterized by whiskers; unshaven or bearded.

Usage

The adjective "whiskery" is used to describe someone's facial appearance. It typically implies a noticeable, often untrimmed or bristly, growth of hair on the cheeks and chin. It is a descriptive term and is often used in literary or vivid descriptions.

Examples
  • The old sailor had a kind smile on his whiskery face.
  • He gave her a whiskery kiss that tickled her cheek.
  • The portrait showed a whiskery gentleman from the 19th century.
Advanced Usage
  • Descriptive Figurative Use: While primarily literal, "whiskery" can sometimes be used figuratively to describe something that is old-fashioned, reminiscent of an earlier time, or has a rough, unrefined quality, much like an old beard.
    • The pub had a whiskery, old-world charm.
Variants and Related Words
  • Whiskers (n): The hairs growing on a man's face, especially on the cheeks.
  • Whiskered (adj): An alternative form with the same meaning as "whiskery."
    • The whiskered old man sat in the corner.
Synonyms
  • Bearded
  • Unshaven
  • Stubbly
  • Bristly
  • Hirsute (more formal, meaning hairy)
Antonyms
  • Clean-shaven
  • Smooth-faced
whiskery

The old fisherman has a long, whiskery beard.

Adjective
  1. having hair on the cheeks and chin

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