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long-haired

ADJECTIVE
  1. with long hair
    long-haired hippies

How To Use long-haired In A Sentence

  • The setter's long-haired coat easily wards off the north country's brisk autumn climate and punishing brier tangles.
  • Advertising has also been blamed for maintenance of a contentious concept that long-haired, fair-skinned women with aquiline noses have the monopoly on attractiveness.
  • A large long-haired grey tomcat was lost in the Barnashrone / Ballyfin area.
  • We can't imagine why Linda Bollea is divorcing the bald, long-haired, bleach-blond, handlebar-moustachioed, saveloy-armed, grunting play-fighter Hulk Hogan, but the sad truth of the matter is that she is. Hogan Speaks Out On His Son, While His Wife Gets Off With a 19-Year-Old
  • They are all long-haired furries, too.
  • Interestingly, from my Carnutic Gaul I learned that once away from the Middle Sea and into Long-haired Gaul, the second language among the Gauls is Latin, not Greek! The First Man in Rome
  • There were available: the handsome tabby; a long-haired black-and-white cat; a white cat with grey patches. ON CATS
  • Andre Agassi has come a long way from his beginnings as the long-haired bad-boy of tennis - the colorful teen-aged rebel with attitude, who once proclaimed that "image is everything.
  • He's a tremendously cute, long-haired, orange polydactyl (extra toes) male who has a bit of a Maine Coon Cat look to him.
  • And he repeated to the inspector the dialogue between the long-haired man and the bearded man in the snow behind the wall of the Rue du Petit-Banquier.
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