stubble

My captain on the boat, Brazakka, he wanted me to do this Hemingway bit, with the white stubble, and he wanted the hero angle.

After a few years of stubble, the lumberjack whiskers returned, now dyed black.

There was lots of heavy makeup,” Sheppard says, “to cover up the stubble.

He dips his brush into the green paint and giggles, saying that my stubble makes this harder.

He compliments us on our stubble, and we are pleased by this.

You shall conceive heat, you shall bring forth stubble: your breath as fire shall devour you.

And greenish among the stubble, upon a spear of blond barley, with a double row of seeds, I saw a prègo-diéu.

Left and right, each felling his man; and cimeters dashed from hands as stubble, shields were smitten through as if of gauze.

The fire was dying down a little, but one persistent flame moved like a snake in the dry stubble, and he savagely stamped it out.

They kept it up for about thirty rods and then Sheppy stumbled over a corn stubble and lost a few feet.