shaved
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1.0
- adjective
- /ʃeɪvd/
:
afeitado
- Ariel said that the best part about having shaved legs was climbing into fresh sheets.
- shaved head
- shaved and smooth
And then now are you saying, like, shaved on the sides?
- And then now are you saying, like, shaved on the sides?
- These sheep freshly shaved, They're so soft.
- I had a one guy who wasn't shaved though, and it's all right.
- He's like a little sort of shaved sort of monkey.
- I know those girls, their motorcycle boots, shaved heads just under like the underside shaped.
Examples
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Most man buns I've seen, the back of the head is shaved and you'll see some stubble.
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Ariel said that the best part about having shaved legs was climbing into fresh sheets.
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So do you guys prefer a shaved face or?
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The volunteers rated the photos of men with shaved heads as more dominant.
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His shaved head was now a dull fuzz.
Fiction book (1996) -
His shaved head, an oblong block of flesh, was adorned with a small brass ring in the left ear.
Fiction book (1993) -
His shaved head glistened like polished mahogany in the sunlight.
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The volunteers rated the photos of men with shaved heads as more dominant.
Synonyms
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2.7
Almost no hair on the face or head because it is cut close to the skin
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3.5
A person with no hair on the face, like on the chin and cheeks
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6.6
Having hair or wool cut very short close to the skin
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2.8
Having no beard or other facial hair
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3.7
Having a very smooth face and no beard
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4.4
A person who has no hair on the face, like a young man without a beard
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5.3
Without hair on the face or a tuft on plants and animals
A person with very little hair on the face or head after a recent shave
Cut close to the skin from hair, wool, or fur, often with clippers
Antonyms
How Smooth
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word shaved comes from the verb shave, which meant 'to cut or scrape very close', like taking off a thin layer of wood or the hair on your face. So shaved means the hair has been cut very close to the skin, leaving a smooth look.