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bewhiskered

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be·whisk·ered  (b-hwskrd, -ws-)
adj.
Having whiskers.
bewhiskered [bɪˈwɪskəd]
adj
having whiskers on the cheeks
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Adj.1.bewhiskered - having hair on the cheeks and chinbewhiskered - having hair on the cheeks and chin  
barbate, bearded, whiskered, whiskery
unshaved, unshaven - not shaved
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bewhiskered [bɪˈwɪskəd] ADJ → bigotudo
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