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weather-beaten

[weth-er-beet-n] / ˈwɛð ərˌbit n /




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Each year the birds must stay on platforms of floating ice for long enough to replace weather-beaten feathers with new, waterproof coats.

From BBC

Years of hard work have left him weather-beaten and broken.

From BBC

The silvery mutton chops peeking out from beneath a weather-beaten train engineer’s cap.

From Los Angeles Times

He hesitated before pointing across the courtroom to a man with a weather-beaten face.

From Los Angeles Times

“I signed my Island deal on this organ here for good luck,” Crockett says, running his fingers along a weather-beaten keyboard.

From Los Angeles Times