beard

simple noun45 collocationsAvg. frequency: 5.9

describes a beard that covers the chin, cheeks, and upper lip

a beard that is grey or white in color

describes a thick, wide beard

describes a tidy and well-cared-for beard

a beard that is completely white, often associated with age or figures like Santa Claus

describes a long, smooth beard

describes a neat and short beard

a small pointed beard on the chin; often just 'goatee' in AmE

describes a long, thick, and untidy beard

similar to 'neatly clipped', describes a carefully maintained beard

untidy and looking uncared-for

an artificial beard worn for a costume or disguise

describes a beard that has been carefully cut to be tidy

untidy, not combed or cared for

having a mix of dark and grey/white hairs

an artificial beard worn for a costume or disguise

a beard with areas where hair does not grow

a beard that is shaped to a point at the bottom

a beard that is starting to turn grey

thin and untidy

a reddish-orange beard

growing in a thin and untidy way

thin and fine, not thick

a beard with a red tint

very short, stiff hairs of a beard that has just started to grow or has been recently shaved

the process or rate of growing a beard

the action of a beard getting longer over time

to have long, thin lines of a different color in one's beard, e.g., 'streaked with white'

describes a beard that has not been shaved for a specific number of days

describes stubble that has been growing for a specific number of days

used to describe a person who has a beard, e.g., 'a man with a beard'

to allow the hair on your chin and cheeks to grow

to possess a beard

to completely remove a beard with a razor

to pass one's hand gently and thoughtfully over one's beard

to have a beard as a personal style

to make small cuts to a beard to make it look neater

to rub one's beard with one's fingernails, often in thought or confusion

to wear a beard proudly or conspicuously

general term for shortening a beard

to remove a beard with a razor; less common than 'shave off'

to pass one's hand over one's beard, often in thought

to tug at one's beard, often in thought or frustration

to tug at one's beard, often in thought or frustration

to cut a beard with clippers or scissors to make it shorter and neater

to pull one's beard, similar to 'pull'

to pull one's beard, similar to 'pull at'