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形容詞

blue-bearded (not comparable) (possessional)

1. Having thick, dark facial hair.
   • 1875, Charles Dickens, "In the French-Flemish Country" in The Uncommercial Traveller, The Works of Charles Dickens, National Edition, Volume XXX, London: Chapman & Hall, 1907, p. 354, [1]

     Blue-bearded though they were, and bereft of the youthful smoothness of cheek which is imparted by what is termed in Albion a ‘Whitechapel shave’ (かつ which is, in fact, whitening, judiciously applied to the jaws with the palm of the hand), I recognised them.

   • 1921, Talbot Mundy, chapter 16, in Guns of the Gods‎^[2]:

     Grouped in the center of the hall were about two hundred men, all armed with sabers, — men of every age, and height and swarthiness, from stout, blue-bearded veterans to youths yet in their teens […]