long-haired

as inshaggy
as insmart

Synonyms for long-haired

adj hairy, unkempt

Antonyms for long-haired

Word Origin & History

also long-hair, "cat with long hair," 1893, from long (adj.) + hair. As "intellectual," especially in musical tastes, "devotee of classical music," 1920. Sense of "hippie" attested from 1969.

Example Sentences for long-haired

Mrs. Stedman's long-haired, blue Kelpie took a prize in the show of '95.

I had one of them long-haired, foreign cats once that a British skipper gave me.

Near her stood a long-haired young man who perspired incessantly.

The long-haired waiter with the missing teeth was an annoyance.

And women spoke, too,—short-haired women and long-haired men.

Seems a long-haired instructor had been telling Hartley what great talent he had.

There were long-haired foreigners; there were rich American Jews.

They were brown, ragged, long-haired, and for the most part silent with dismay.

This is laid on with a long-haired pencil or “tracing brush.”

Among the long-haired ones, however, we repeat, the emotion was great.

long-haired

Synonyms for long-haired

Antonyms for long-haired

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Synonyms for long-haired

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