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dundrearies
[ duhn-dreer-eez ]
plural noun
- long, full sideburns or muttonchop whiskers.
Word History and Origins
Origin of dundrearies1
Example Sentences
These quickly became known as "dundrearies", a name used both in Britain and America.
How would President Roosevelt look with dundrearies?
The old pagan, who had mellowed slowly with her house for company, seemed to sit here hugging the old friend; and as she told her tales it was difficult not to think she was playing hostess to the spirits of her youths to ghostly Dundrearies and spectral belles with oval faces.
Who ever heard of a fairy with red Dundrearies?
His hair and eyebrows were thick and red, too red, and his round chubby face was flanked by a pair of silky, luxuriant red Dundrearies that would have done credit to a day of hirsute achievements.
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