faced
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4.8
With an outer surface covered in a material like stone or brick
- adjective
- /feɪst/
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- In his forties, narrow-faced and balding, Caucasian.
- red-faced
- faced and sweaty
- two-faced
If you like that spring really fresh faced soft pink kind of look.
- If you like that spring really fresh faced soft pink kind of look.
- Long legged, rough haired, soft faced ascent, mouth, clear eyes.
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Examples
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The round-faced child smiled widely at the camera.
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She has a red-faced expression after running a marathon.
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If you like that spring really fresh faced soft pink kind of look.
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He's like totally grey and like wrinkle faced and just aged.
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His white-faced appearance was a clear sign of his fear.
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8.2
A large black and white hornet in North America that builds paper nests in trees and defends them
8.7
A large black and white wasp with a pale face that can sting people and becomes aggressive when threatened
How Covered
Surface Forms
faced positive
Morphology
Etymology
Faced comes from the English word face, which means 'front' or 'surface'. So a 'brick-faced' building is one whose front or outside is covered with brick.