sideburned
- adjective
- /ˈsaɪdˌbɜrnd/
- She recognized him immediately by his thick, sideburned face.
Examples
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In the 1970s, many men preferred a sideburned look inspired by famous actors.
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His sideburned appearance gave him a classic rock and roll vibe.
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The sideburned musician stood out in the crowd with his unique style.
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He looked very sideburned after his recent haircut.
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Why did you choose to be sideburned?
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The sideburned gentleman at the bar was known for telling the best stories.
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Many people admire the sideburned look that was popular in the 1970s.
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Etymology
The word sideburned comes from the name of General Burnside, a 19th-century soldier known for thick hair on the sides of his face; people first called the style 'Burnsides', and later the parts were reversed to form side + 'burn' as sideburns. So sideburned means having hair growing down the side of the face.