单词	beardy
释义	beardie /ˈbɪədi / adjective (beardier, beardiest) informal, derogatory (Of a man) having a beard: in the year of beardy hipsters, he looks nearly a decade out of fashion... In the 6th Century, a big beardy, Anglo Saxon man founded a little village on the River Trent. "I'm not a green, beardy, self-congratulatory environmental campaigner," he says. The stereotype of the beardy academic, dressed in ill-fitting corduroy and locked away in his ivory tower, endures. noun (also beardie) (plural beardies) 1British informal, derogatory A bearded man, especially one regarded as lacking in style: the cartoons show him as a mad beardie... Real ale is not all about beardies with sandals. Poets were pop stars, now they're weird beardies in bondage to an ancient craft that nobody deigns to understand. So the smooth ones, not the beardies, are those who decided to do something other than accept nature's default condition. 2 informal A bearded collie: expect to be greeted with a bounce when you meet a beardie... Beardies also love to race around and play with each other and other dogs and will often appear very overpowering. Lean and active, Beardies are strongly made and cover the ground with the minimum of effort. The Bearded Collie or beardie is the traditional dog of the Scottish shepherd, but was used to herd both sheep and cattle.
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