ADJECTIVE
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being or having light colored skin and hair and usually blue or grey eyes
blond Scandinavians
a house full of light-haired children
How To Use light-haired In A Sentence
- The light-haired, dark-eyed Bonnaire was just 15 when she caused a sensation among Gallic cinephiles.
- An hour after you have taken the peyote, the light-haired man will appear to be asleep. How to Meet and Dance with Your Death (Como encuentrar y bailar con su muerte): A Cure for Suicide
- All the men were Danes, I could see, for all, light-haired or dark, wore their hair long and in two braids.
- Dark-haired people can be just as congenial as light-haired people, I assume.
- Then the new pope came out—burly, light-haired, broad cheekbones. Make Him a Saint
- The same is true for dark-haired fellas compared to light-haired. The Sun
- One nurse, tiny, light-haired, who had a charming, slight overlap of one front tooth over another, re-approached. What Is Life?
- The article said he goes for light-haired girls.
- As the Rolls approached, I could make out a good-looking, light-haired man driving. Family Storms
- Although he may have seemed a natural screen actor with his light-haired, long-faced romantic looks, he preferred the stage. Times, Sunday Times
