Definition of bald-headed in English:

bald-headed

adjective

Having a scalp wholly or partly lacking hair; bald.
a big, bald-headed man
Example sentencesExamples
- Police said the main suspect was a white bald-headed man.
- He was fat and bald-headed, and had an expression of winning gentleness and simplicity upon his tranquil countenance.
- At first glance, he looks more like a bald-headed, gray-bearded statesman or religious figure than a pioneer in international wildlife conservation.
- At the subway the baldheaded man stopped and took a pack of government transit tickets from his pocket.
- The shop was owned by a bald-headed pessimist who had once been a gold prospector in Canada.
- The bald-headed battler is a player that most teams would like because you know he will always give his all for the team.
- She could have kissed the little bald-headed man.
- The bald-headed stranger strains a small cough and rubs his eyes.
- The bald-headed birds, a little bigger than doves, emerged to hop around in the sunlight.
- Two police officers took a bald-headed chap out of the house in handcuffs and put him in the van.
- It wasn't my Aunt Vera in the casket, not unless she'd changed into a bald-headed old man with a thick mustache.
- A big, bald-headed dude was passed out on the bunk above, an early casualty of beer and Valium.
- The bald-headed coach admitted that his decision to rejoin Bucks was influenced by the fact that he left the team amicably in 1998.
- It's a little unnerving to look up and realise that you're sitting under a photo of a large bald-headed man who is grinning wildly and wielding a bloody axe.
- As I hesitated, a short, fat, bald-headed man looked up from the next desk.
- There's a silly, bald-headed, grey-edged old man in a red sports convertible coming down the road towards me.
- Hurrying towards them was a small baldheaded man the children hadn't seen before.
- The bald-headed teacher stared down at me, his gaze hard as granite.
- He halted some bald-headed, bespectacled passer-by.
- Hackett was invited to join the Three Stooges when "Curly" Howard, the bald-headed member of the comedy team, suffered a stroke in 1946.
Synonyms
bald

Definition of bald-headed in US English:

bald-headed

adjective

Having a scalp wholly or partly lacking hair; bald.
a big, bald-headed man
Example sentencesExamples
- It wasn't my Aunt Vera in the casket, not unless she'd changed into a bald-headed old man with a thick mustache.
- The shop was owned by a bald-headed pessimist who had once been a gold prospector in Canada.
- The bald-headed coach admitted that his decision to rejoin Bucks was influenced by the fact that he left the team amicably in 1998.
- Police said the main suspect was a white bald-headed man.
- He was fat and bald-headed, and had an expression of winning gentleness and simplicity upon his tranquil countenance.
- It's a little unnerving to look up and realise that you're sitting under a photo of a large bald-headed man who is grinning wildly and wielding a bloody axe.
- The bald-headed stranger strains a small cough and rubs his eyes.
- She could have kissed the little bald-headed man.
- Hurrying towards them was a small baldheaded man the children hadn't seen before.
- He halted some bald-headed, bespectacled passer-by.
- At the subway the baldheaded man stopped and took a pack of government transit tickets from his pocket.
- At first glance, he looks more like a bald-headed, gray-bearded statesman or religious figure than a pioneer in international wildlife conservation.
- A big, bald-headed dude was passed out on the bunk above, an early casualty of beer and Valium.
- Two police officers took a bald-headed chap out of the house in handcuffs and put him in the van.
- The bald-headed birds, a little bigger than doves, emerged to hop around in the sunlight.
- The bald-headed teacher stared down at me, his gaze hard as granite.
- Hackett was invited to join the Three Stooges when "Curly" Howard, the bald-headed member of the comedy team, suffered a stroke in 1946.
- As I hesitated, a short, fat, bald-headed man looked up from the next desk.
- There's a silly, bald-headed, grey-edged old man in a red sports convertible coming down the road towards me.
- The bald-headed battler is a player that most teams would like because you know he will always give his all for the team.
Synonyms
bald

单词	bald-headed
释义	Definition of bald-headed in English: bald-headed adjective Having a scalp wholly or partly lacking hair; bald. a big, bald-headed man Example sentencesExamples Police said the main suspect was a white bald-headed man. He was fat and bald-headed, and had an expression of winning gentleness and simplicity upon his tranquil countenance. At first glance, he looks more like a bald-headed, gray-bearded statesman or religious figure than a pioneer in international wildlife conservation. At the subway the baldheaded man stopped and took a pack of government transit tickets from his pocket. The shop was owned by a bald-headed pessimist who had once been a gold prospector in Canada. The bald-headed battler is a player that most teams would like because you know he will always give his all for the team. She could have kissed the little bald-headed man. The bald-headed stranger strains a small cough and rubs his eyes. The bald-headed birds, a little bigger than doves, emerged to hop around in the sunlight. Two police officers took a bald-headed chap out of the house in handcuffs and put him in the van. It wasn't my Aunt Vera in the casket, not unless she'd changed into a bald-headed old man with a thick mustache. A big, bald-headed dude was passed out on the bunk above, an early casualty of beer and Valium. The bald-headed coach admitted that his decision to rejoin Bucks was influenced by the fact that he left the team amicably in 1998. It's a little unnerving to look up and realise that you're sitting under a photo of a large bald-headed man who is grinning wildly and wielding a bloody axe. As I hesitated, a short, fat, bald-headed man looked up from the next desk. There's a silly, bald-headed, grey-edged old man in a red sports convertible coming down the road towards me. Hurrying towards them was a small baldheaded man the children hadn't seen before. The bald-headed teacher stared down at me, his gaze hard as granite. He halted some bald-headed, bespectacled passer-by. Hackett was invited to join the Three Stooges when "Curly" Howard, the bald-headed member of the comedy team, suffered a stroke in 1946. Synonyms bald Definition of bald-headed in US English: bald-headed adjective Having a scalp wholly or partly lacking hair; bald. a big, bald-headed man Example sentencesExamples It wasn't my Aunt Vera in the casket, not unless she'd changed into a bald-headed old man with a thick mustache. The shop was owned by a bald-headed pessimist who had once been a gold prospector in Canada. The bald-headed coach admitted that his decision to rejoin Bucks was influenced by the fact that he left the team amicably in 1998. Police said the main suspect was a white bald-headed man. He was fat and bald-headed, and had an expression of winning gentleness and simplicity upon his tranquil countenance. It's a little unnerving to look up and realise that you're sitting under a photo of a large bald-headed man who is grinning wildly and wielding a bloody axe. The bald-headed stranger strains a small cough and rubs his eyes. She could have kissed the little bald-headed man. Hurrying towards them was a small baldheaded man the children hadn't seen before. He halted some bald-headed, bespectacled passer-by. At the subway the baldheaded man stopped and took a pack of government transit tickets from his pocket. At first glance, he looks more like a bald-headed, gray-bearded statesman or religious figure than a pioneer in international wildlife conservation. A big, bald-headed dude was passed out on the bunk above, an early casualty of beer and Valium. Two police officers took a bald-headed chap out of the house in handcuffs and put him in the van. The bald-headed birds, a little bigger than doves, emerged to hop around in the sunlight. The bald-headed teacher stared down at me, his gaze hard as granite. Hackett was invited to join the Three Stooges when "Curly" Howard, the bald-headed member of the comedy team, suffered a stroke in 1946. As I hesitated, a short, fat, bald-headed man looked up from the next desk. There's a silly, bald-headed, grey-edged old man in a red sports convertible coming down the road towards me. The bald-headed battler is a player that most teams would like because you know he will always give his all for the team. Synonyms bald
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