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moustache
[ muhs-tash, muh-stash ]
moustache
/ əˈɑːʃ /
noun
- the unshaved growth of hair on the upper lip, and sometimes down the sides of the mouth
- a similar growth of hair or bristles (in animals) or feathers (in birds)
- a mark like a moustache
Derived Forms
- dzܲˈٲ, adjective
Other 51Թs From
- dzܲt adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of moustache1
Example Sentences
With his distinctive fake moustache, he starred with the iconic duo in 33 of their films and later became the inspiration for Homer Simpson's "D'oh!" catchphrase.
He now speaks with a broad Australian accent, has a thick moustache and addressed the media with his cap backwards and sliders on his feet.
"A false moustache or beard is easily detected, especially under the high lights of a restaurant, pub, or in a tube train," reads a booklet provided to agents during World War Two.
Chalamet, sporting a moustache, said: "Getting to study and immerse myself in the world of Bob Dylan has been the greatest education a young artist can receive."
He was disguised behind a face mask and hat and had created a fake ID in which he had tanned his skin and wore a black wig with a false beard and moustache.
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