tuft

Upon closer inspection, I understood they were seeds, hundreds of them, attached to tufts of silky hair.

The scientists first tried to pull tufts of hair off the spider legs using tweezers.

The violence in Levenson’s tidy glass pieces, which also contain razor blades and tufts of sharp wire, is latent.

Walking with snowshoes on tufts of powder subtly alters your gait while adding new weight to each step, which makes for a grueling lower body workout.

Grab a tuft of green needles, rip or chop them into small pieces, and drop them into some very hot water.

Al Pacino comes dressed in black and gray, wearing multiple bracelets and an unkempt tuft of hair poking up from his scalp.

He thrust his tiny tuft of beard between his teeth—a trick he had when perplexed or thoughtful.

She has a grey body, plump as a sack of meal, with little white speckles, a funny neck and such a small head with a tuft on top.

In this way it could be made to smoke, and finally set fire to a tuft of dried moss, from which he might get a flame for cooking.

With the soft tuft of camel hair he blurred against the peak pale, luminous vapor of new cloud.

The tail is on a level with the back, and gracefully tapers like a drum-stick, to the tuft on the end.