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Fu Manchu mustache

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Fu Man·chu mustache  (f mn-ch)
n.
A mustache with ends that hang downward toward or below the chin.

[After Fu Manchu, character in novels by Sax Rohmer, pen name of Arthur Sarsfield Ward (1886-1959), British mystery writer.]


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His evil-looking Fu Manchu mustache in full playoff bloom, Thornton admitted it's not always easy for the B's to control their tempers against the Canadiens given the history between the teams - "We don't like them, they don't like us," he said - but in the playoffs, he knows restraint must trump revenge.
A motorcycle deputy in Lancaster since 2003, Bain was known for his Fu Manchu mustache and for a good-natured, outgoing personality that let him win over even motorists he stopped to ticket, his friends said.
A motorcycle deputy in Lancaster since 2003, Bain was known for his Fu Manchu mustache and for a good-natured, outgoing personality that let him win over even motorists he stopped to ticket, his friends said.
 
 
 
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