My long-haired cat abruptly jumps into my lap, rubs his fluffy white fur all over my black outfit, knocks my coffee onto the keyboard, and then bounds away, startled and hissing, for no good reason.
The host, a long-haired bloke with a Northern accent, was a genial non-condescending guide.
The blonde-haired woman just shrugged her shoulders.
I was approached by an elderly grey-haired gentleman who attempted to elicit my support.
He could only describe the frizzy-haired man.
Most people can tolerate wire-haired dogs unless their allergies are very severe.
There is a case that dogs need coats in the winter, especially shorter-haired dogs and smaller dogs.
A pretty silver-haired lady came out of the bookstore.
At the bar across the room, a balding man talked to the curly-haired woman between sips of espresso.
Bertie, a rough-haired pepper-coloured terrier, has been missing from his home for almost a year.
Definition of haired in US English:
haired
adjectivehɛrdherd
in combinationHaving hair of a specified kind.
a curly-haired boy
short-haired cats
Example sentencesExamples
Bertie, a rough-haired pepper-coloured terrier, has been missing from his home for almost a year.
He could only describe the frizzy-haired man.
A pretty silver-haired lady came out of the bookstore.
The blonde-haired woman just shrugged her shoulders.
There is a case that dogs need coats in the winter, especially shorter-haired dogs and smaller dogs.
The host, a long-haired bloke with a Northern accent, was a genial non-condescending guide.
Most people can tolerate wire-haired dogs unless their allergies are very severe.
I was approached by an elderly grey-haired gentleman who attempted to elicit my support.
My long-haired cat abruptly jumps into my lap, rubs his fluffy white fur all over my black outfit, knocks my coffee onto the keyboard, and then bounds away, startled and hissing, for no good reason.
At the bar across the room, a balding man talked to the curly-haired woman between sips of espresso.