bearding
- noun
- /ˈbɪrdɪŋ/
- After a few months of bearding, he noticed that his beard had become much thicker.
So early on in the pandemic, when we started wearing masks a lot, I started realizing that I was getting mask beard.
- So early on in the pandemic, when we started wearing masks a lot, I started realizing that I was getting mask beard.
Examples
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But slowly, my beard grew back, and with it came me.
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You're going to be posting selfies of beard progress.
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Well, I cut this beard based off.
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We grew our show beards just for you.
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I have not conditioned my beard ever.
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No, Oh my God, plucking beard head would hurt so much.
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He takes great pride in his bearding, maintaining it with care and style.
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The process of bearding can be quite rewarding as it changes one's appearance.
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How Bearded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bearding meaning the act of growing a beard comes from the simple word beard, which means 'the hair on a man's chin and cheeks'. So bearding is just the process of growing or having that facial hair.