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mustachioed

[ UK /mˈʌstɐʃɪˌə‍ʊd/ ]
[ US /məˈstæʃiˌoʊd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. having a moustache

How To Use mustachioed In A Sentence

  • In an interview last week, Ms. Pak, sporting a button featuring the mustachioed interim mayor's face, spoke passionately about her Chinatown neighborhood and her efforts to persuade Mr. Lee to "serve his city. Chinatown Political Veteran Champions Her Candidate
  • The combative, moustachioed Italian is widely recognised as one of the world's leading experts on human fertility.
  • The moustachioed cowpoke said, ‘One of our boys is hurt and needs a sawbones.’
  • Eventually a mustachioed commander, escorted by several soldiers, came out to have a little talk with us.
  • An abundantly mustachioed local in a bar - the police chief, it turned out - asked him home. Times, Sunday Times
  • In the cobbled backstreets mustachioed old men in tweed jackets and gaiters drive decorated carts at breakneck speeds.
  • 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
  • Inside, a sinewy, mustachioed fellow is tinkering with one of the machines.
  • Shops and hotels have a lot of visible security: mustachioed men in interchangeable police-like khaki uniforms, their cloth-patch badges with a standard-issue space for the firm’s name above the word ‘security’. Bombs, slums, and brightly-coloured balloons « Squares of Wheat
  • His mustachioed hockey-dad figure belies his dude-speak telephone persona, but he truly does seem stoked to have us. Globe and Mail
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