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muttonchops
noun[ plural ]
uk /ˈmʌt.ən.tʃɒps/ us /ˈmʌt̬.ən.tʃɑːps/(alsomuttonchop whiskers)
long hair growing down each side of a man's face, fashionable especially in Europe and America in the 19th century羊排络腮胡
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Examples of muttonchops
muttonchops
She turned us over to a stout brunette lady who was cultivating a neat and flossy pair of muttonchops.
From Project Gutenberg
He had a fresh complexion, eyes of that common uncertain shade of gray, and was closely shaven except for the incipient muttonchops on his ruddy cheeks.
From Project Gutenberg
It consisted of muttonchops, potatoes, bread, and coffee, and they were prepared, notwithstanding their hearty supper of the night before to do full justice to it.
From Project Gutenberg
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