Definition of grizzled in English:

grizzled

adjective ˈɡrɪz(ə)ldˈɡrɪzəld

Having or streaked with grey hair.
grizzled hair
Example sentencesExamples
- Baron Morgan, a grizzled old warrior with iron-grey hair, rose from his seat indignantly.
- He was short and stocky, with brown hair that was graying at the temples and a grizzled gray beard.
- Farther along the wharf we find a small fleet of fishing boats bobbing in a slick of diesel, their grizzled crews eyeing us suspiciously.
- Though Mark Hughes is grizzled, nothing of his career has been grey.
- A tall, grizzled man with wild, greying hair, wearing an old cheesecloth shirt, he is incongruous in a settlement remarkable for its neat, well-spaced houses and broad central avenue.
- His shaggy mane of grizzled grey hair was in desperate need of a wash and a trim.
- Like a grizzled old investigative reporter once told me: It's not the stuff they try to hide that's the real scandal; it's the stuff they think they can get away with right out in the open.
- Although the largest single group is made of grizzled white men, there was a black father with two happy young kids, some twenty-something Spanish student-types and well-dressed working people.
- The 35-year-old Scouser is greying and grizzled.
- He was short and grizzled and somewhat round in the belly - he did not seem at all the threatening type.
- He smiled, showing surprisingly white teeth from such a grizzled, unshaven face.
- Silver winked in the man's grizzled brown hair and in the stubble that grew on his cheekbones.
- In addition, fellow grizzled performers Allan Ramsay and Steven Stewart are lined up for, their 63rd and 62nd outings in the tournament.
- ‘Never heard'a her,’ said a grizzled man with a dusty grey beard.
- Mr. Olaster, a tall man with grizzled hair, looked over his glasses disapprovingly as she slipped into her seat near the door.
- Her grizzled hair stuck out from beneath a patched and tattered hat, which Hazel was almost certain the woman had knit herself.
- It was a decidedly mixed crowd, with younger metal fans standing alongside grizzled concert veterans and mortgage-paying daddies.
- He had a grizzled beard with small specks of white running through the black.
- One man is rather grey and grizzled, with whiskers poking quite a way out of his brow.
- Mathin was a tall melancholy man with a grizzled grey beard and little hair.
Synonyms
grey, greying, greyish, silver, silvery, snowy, snowy-white, white, whitish, grizzly, hoary, hoar, salt-and-pepper
grey-haired, grey-headed
rare griseous, canescent

Origin

Late Middle English: from the adjective grizzle¹ + -ed¹.

Definition of grizzled in US English:

grizzled

adjectiveˈɡrɪzəldˈɡrizəld

Having or streaked with gray hair.
grizzled hair
Example sentencesExamples
- He was short and grizzled and somewhat round in the belly - he did not seem at all the threatening type.
- His shaggy mane of grizzled grey hair was in desperate need of a wash and a trim.
- Like a grizzled old investigative reporter once told me: It's not the stuff they try to hide that's the real scandal; it's the stuff they think they can get away with right out in the open.
- Baron Morgan, a grizzled old warrior with iron-grey hair, rose from his seat indignantly.
- He had a grizzled beard with small specks of white running through the black.
- Although the largest single group is made of grizzled white men, there was a black father with two happy young kids, some twenty-something Spanish student-types and well-dressed working people.
- Her grizzled hair stuck out from beneath a patched and tattered hat, which Hazel was almost certain the woman had knit herself.
- A tall, grizzled man with wild, greying hair, wearing an old cheesecloth shirt, he is incongruous in a settlement remarkable for its neat, well-spaced houses and broad central avenue.
- He was short and stocky, with brown hair that was graying at the temples and a grizzled gray beard.
- One man is rather grey and grizzled, with whiskers poking quite a way out of his brow.
- Mr. Olaster, a tall man with grizzled hair, looked over his glasses disapprovingly as she slipped into her seat near the door.
- He smiled, showing surprisingly white teeth from such a grizzled, unshaven face.
- The 35-year-old Scouser is greying and grizzled.
- It was a decidedly mixed crowd, with younger metal fans standing alongside grizzled concert veterans and mortgage-paying daddies.
- Farther along the wharf we find a small fleet of fishing boats bobbing in a slick of diesel, their grizzled crews eyeing us suspiciously.
- Though Mark Hughes is grizzled, nothing of his career has been grey.
- In addition, fellow grizzled performers Allan Ramsay and Steven Stewart are lined up for, their 63rd and 62nd outings in the tournament.
- ‘Never heard'a her,’ said a grizzled man with a dusty grey beard.
- Mathin was a tall melancholy man with a grizzled grey beard and little hair.
- Silver winked in the man's grizzled brown hair and in the stubble that grew on his cheekbones.
Synonyms
grey, greying, greyish, silver, silvery, snowy, snowy-white, white, whitish, grizzly, hoary, hoar, salt-and-pepper

Origin

Late Middle English: from the adjective grizzle + -ed.

单词	grizzled
释义	Definition of grizzled in English: grizzled adjective ˈɡrɪz(ə)ldˈɡrɪzəld Having or streaked with grey hair. grizzled hair Example sentencesExamples Baron Morgan, a grizzled old warrior with iron-grey hair, rose from his seat indignantly. He was short and stocky, with brown hair that was graying at the temples and a grizzled gray beard. Farther along the wharf we find a small fleet of fishing boats bobbing in a slick of diesel, their grizzled crews eyeing us suspiciously. Though Mark Hughes is grizzled, nothing of his career has been grey. A tall, grizzled man with wild, greying hair, wearing an old cheesecloth shirt, he is incongruous in a settlement remarkable for its neat, well-spaced houses and broad central avenue. His shaggy mane of grizzled grey hair was in desperate need of a wash and a trim. Like a grizzled old investigative reporter once told me: It's not the stuff they try to hide that's the real scandal; it's the stuff they think they can get away with right out in the open. Although the largest single group is made of grizzled white men, there was a black father with two happy young kids, some twenty-something Spanish student-types and well-dressed working people. The 35-year-old Scouser is greying and grizzled. He was short and grizzled and somewhat round in the belly - he did not seem at all the threatening type. He smiled, showing surprisingly white teeth from such a grizzled, unshaven face. Silver winked in the man's grizzled brown hair and in the stubble that grew on his cheekbones. In addition, fellow grizzled performers Allan Ramsay and Steven Stewart are lined up for, their 63rd and 62nd outings in the tournament. ‘Never heard'a her,’ said a grizzled man with a dusty grey beard. Mr. Olaster, a tall man with grizzled hair, looked over his glasses disapprovingly as she slipped into her seat near the door. Her grizzled hair stuck out from beneath a patched and tattered hat, which Hazel was almost certain the woman had knit herself. It was a decidedly mixed crowd, with younger metal fans standing alongside grizzled concert veterans and mortgage-paying daddies. He had a grizzled beard with small specks of white running through the black. One man is rather grey and grizzled, with whiskers poking quite a way out of his brow. Mathin was a tall melancholy man with a grizzled grey beard and little hair. Synonyms grey, greying, greyish, silver, silvery, snowy, snowy-white, white, whitish, grizzly, hoary, hoar, salt-and-pepper grey-haired, grey-headed rare griseous, canescent Origin Late Middle English: from the adjective grizzle¹ + -ed¹. Definition of grizzled in US English: grizzled adjectiveˈɡrɪzəldˈɡrizəld Having or streaked with gray hair. grizzled hair Example sentencesExamples He was short and grizzled and somewhat round in the belly - he did not seem at all the threatening type. His shaggy mane of grizzled grey hair was in desperate need of a wash and a trim. Like a grizzled old investigative reporter once told me: It's not the stuff they try to hide that's the real scandal; it's the stuff they think they can get away with right out in the open. Baron Morgan, a grizzled old warrior with iron-grey hair, rose from his seat indignantly. He had a grizzled beard with small specks of white running through the black. Although the largest single group is made of grizzled white men, there was a black father with two happy young kids, some twenty-something Spanish student-types and well-dressed working people. Her grizzled hair stuck out from beneath a patched and tattered hat, which Hazel was almost certain the woman had knit herself. A tall, grizzled man with wild, greying hair, wearing an old cheesecloth shirt, he is incongruous in a settlement remarkable for its neat, well-spaced houses and broad central avenue. He was short and stocky, with brown hair that was graying at the temples and a grizzled gray beard. One man is rather grey and grizzled, with whiskers poking quite a way out of his brow. Mr. Olaster, a tall man with grizzled hair, looked over his glasses disapprovingly as she slipped into her seat near the door. He smiled, showing surprisingly white teeth from such a grizzled, unshaven face. The 35-year-old Scouser is greying and grizzled. It was a decidedly mixed crowd, with younger metal fans standing alongside grizzled concert veterans and mortgage-paying daddies. Farther along the wharf we find a small fleet of fishing boats bobbing in a slick of diesel, their grizzled crews eyeing us suspiciously. Though Mark Hughes is grizzled, nothing of his career has been grey. In addition, fellow grizzled performers Allan Ramsay and Steven Stewart are lined up for, their 63rd and 62nd outings in the tournament. ‘Never heard'a her,’ said a grizzled man with a dusty grey beard. Mathin was a tall melancholy man with a grizzled grey beard and little hair. Silver winked in the man's grizzled brown hair and in the stubble that grew on his cheekbones. Synonyms grey, greying, greyish, silver, silvery, snowy, snowy-white, white, whitish, grizzly, hoary, hoar, salt-and-pepper Origin Late Middle English: from the adjective grizzle + -ed.
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