bewhiskered

• Bald, bewhiskered, and pink, he was wearing a tasseled nightcap and a vast Japanese kimono over a candy-striped flannel nightshirt. —  F ;SF - vol 103 issue 06 - December 2002
• All about her were faces—clean-shaven, bewhiskered, old, young, ageless, and now, here and there, a woman. —  Tales of the Jazz Age
• Although he was haggard and bewhiskered, his eyes had that look in them that Janice so clearly remembered. —  Janice Day at Poketown
• It is impossible for me to say what changes the revolution, and the wars and the new notions, may have produced in France, but there is no sufficient reason for believing that the present cropped and fringeless, bewhiskered, and laceless generation of France, differs more from their bewigged, belaced, and powdered predecessors, than the men and women of any other country differ from their particular ancestors. —  Recollections of Europe
• He looked over the bib of his voluminous apron like a bewhiskered gnome very busy at some mysterious task. —  Cap'n Abe, Storekeeper

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