goatee
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- noun
- /ɡoʊˈti/
:
perilla
- Some are clean shaven while others have moustaches, goatees, or full on beards.
And then I got the scar under my chin peeking through the goatee.
- And then I got the scar under my chin peeking through the goatee.
- Just the size and a little goatee coming through, coming through nicely.
- Maybe I'm the evil twin because I of course have the goatee and, you know, the glasses.
- But I, but I put a goatee on and A and a mustache to like it looks cool.
Examples
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Look for the man with the goatee.
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Only his beard, a wispy goatee, echoed the panache of the suit and hat.
Fiction book (1990) -
So because of Richard and and how his goatee is, I take extra time to make sure mine looks even better.
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And I wish I could grow a full goatee, but I can't.
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When he speaks, his eyebrows leap and fall to add emphasis, and his white goatee sets.
Academic text (1997) -
I'm growing a goatee.
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A long-haired man with a goatee stood beside him, studying the street below with binoculars.
Fiction book (1998) -
His narrow face was partially obscured by a scruffy goatee and a pair of wire-framed glasses.
Fiction book (1997) -
The man at the coffee shop has a distinctive goatee that makes him easy to recognize.
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He decided to grow a goatee to change up his appearance.
Synonyms
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1.0
Hair that grows on a man's or an animal's chin, cheeks, and jaw
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1.0
Hair that grows on the face, like a beard or mustache
How Bearded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word goatee comes from goat because the small, pointed beard on the chin looks like the hair on a goat's chin. So a goatee means a little beard grown only on the chin.