Close-cropped, short-haired, bald. Obsolete.

= shaved, adj. 1b. Chiefly of the head, crown, or of a person; often = tonsured.

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

Cut as with shears or scissors, cut short, spec. having the hair or wool shorn, etc. Also of speech: (a) mumbled or indistinct (see clip, v.2 5b)…

having a shorn (esp. shaved or tonsured) head.

Of hair: unevenly or closely cropped. Of a person: having unevenly or closely cropped hair. Obsolete.

= well-shaven, adj.

Shaven, having the hair cut off.

= crop-eared, adj. 2.

Of a person: having short, closely cropped hair; spec. (British historical) that is a Roundhead. Now rare.

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

Having the hair cut short, so that the ears are conspicuous.

¶ = crop-eared, adj. 2.

Having the hair, beard, etc. cut closely with a razor. Of the head: Tonsured.

having a haircut of the sort given to prisoners in county jails, in which the hair is cropped short all round the head; see county crop n.

Cut off; cut short; plucked, lopped, pruned.

(of a person) having a very short haircut; (of hair) cut very short.

Of a woman or girl: having the hair cut short all round.

with bobbed hair.

= bobbed-haired adj.

Bald, shaven-headed. Cf. slaphead, n.