beardy
- adjective
- /ˈbɪrdi/
- Ew, He's all beardy!
So where I'm darker and I've built that up, it looks kind of grey beardy.
- So where I'm darker and I've built that up, it looks kind of grey beardy.
- So you have this beardy, non-native shoeless with shoe, no shoes, walked holes in his Ralph Lauren socks, like in a wedding suit.
Examples
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I'm gonna say that the left one was modeled by Linus, the Super beardy one, just because
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Little shitass do not look very beardy at that.
Fiction book (2000) -
It's so much more like all beardy down here and that side's now bald.
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He's just beardy and wild and sort of manic and great.
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So you have this beardy, non-native shoeless with shoe, no shoes, walked holes in his Ralph Lauren socks, like in a wedding suit.
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The artist has a beardy look that fits perfectly with his bohemian lifestyle.
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Many of the beardy characters in the movie were inspired by famous historical figures.
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He wore a beardy mask for the costume party, making him look quite different.
Synonyms
With hair on the chin and cheeks
Having short rough hair on the face after not shaving
A person with a small pointed beard on the chin like a goat
Having hair on the cheeks and chin like a beard
Having short hairs on the cheeks and chin like an animal or a man who has not shaved
Having hair on the chin or lower face
Having a small pointed beard under the chin
Having short, rough hair on the face after not shaving
Antonyms
How Bearded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Beardy comes from the simple word beard plus the ending -y, which means 'having' or 'full of', just like in hairy. So beardy is a quick way to say 'having a beard' or looking like someone with one.