Shaven, tonsured.

Of a person or animal: having the hair cut short; shorn, shaven; (of the hair) cut off, cropped. Now archaic or regional.

shorn.

Of a person: tonsured; having shaven or closely cropped hair. Obsolete.

Close-cropped, short-haired; shaven, shorn. Also in extended use. Cf. nott, adj. 1. Obsolete.

(of hair) cut round like that of a condemned criminal.

Reduced to a stub; worn down to a stub; (of hair) cut close to the skin, stubbly.

Extensively or skilfully cropped; neatly or closely trimmed. Also figurative.

Thoroughly or fully shaven. Now chiefly: without facial hair; clean-shaven.

Of a woman's or girl's hair: cut short and even all round (see bob, v.5 2). Hence,

Designating or relating to clothing, etc., worn by or characteristic of Eton College pupils. having an Eton crop.

a short style of haircut for women; also as adj., and urchin haircut.