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Definition of dark-haired in English: dark-hairedadjective Having dark-coloured hair. a dark-haired young woman Example sentencesExamples - Suddenly, a dark-haired woman caught his eye.
- Cole, a small, dark-haired Cajun boy with calloused work-toughened hands, once took fifteen whacks from Miss Miller's paddle, more than anybody in the history of the school.
- The café has blue and white checks on the tablecloths and he likes the way the dark-haired waitress smiles.
- He is dark-haired, intense, exacting, and with a quick smile.
- The man is middle-aged and dark-haired, and is nursing a drink.
- Right on the cover, a dark-haired man in close-up leans over to kiss a beautiful blonde with a tear in her eye.
- Both are dark-haired, intelligent and gorgeous; both, somewhat inevitably, meet and fall in love.
- The girl said something and the dark-haired woman snapped at her.
- Leigh Anne laughs with a friend while Gavin eyes up a dark-haired girl.
- She sees a picture of Rita Hayworth and thinks she is looking at herself, this pale-skinned, dark-haired beauty whose history remains a mystery.
- Dark-haired Frank is the coolly logical member of the team, while his brother Joe, a fingerprint expert, is slightly more emotional.
- Dark-haired, youthful, and confident with a PhD in physics from Oxford University, Ford sits at the kitchen table with his wife, Sarah Gordon, a top authority on the psychology of people who write and unleash computer viruses.
- It is clear, however, from other sources that Cecelia was dark-haired and dark-eyed.
- The tall, slim, blond Malcolm has a brother - not a friend as we'd been led to believe - who is stout, dark-haired, balding and much older.
- There was no map in her file, and all I saw was a photograph of the dark-haired woman, smiling, with three young children on a couch.
- When Winston again slipped out onto the street, he passed the dark-haired girl from the Fiction Department.
- We were joined by a mutual friend, a dark-haired looker whose expenditure on manicures and pedicures is legendary.
- "You can look at this if you'd like," the dark-haired, willowy 14-year-old said, blushing slightly, yet serenely confident.
- A pale dark-haired girl has been standing watching the proceedings and comes forward, eager to say what she thinks.
- He had met the dark-haired girl some months before in Nottingham, where he had gone to read his poems.
Synonyms brown-haired, dark, darkish
Definition of dark-haired in US English: dark-hairedadjective Having dark-colored hair. a dark-haired young woman Example sentencesExamples - The café has blue and white checks on the tablecloths and he likes the way the dark-haired waitress smiles.
- Leigh Anne laughs with a friend while Gavin eyes up a dark-haired girl.
- Dark-haired, youthful, and confident with a PhD in physics from Oxford University, Ford sits at the kitchen table with his wife, Sarah Gordon, a top authority on the psychology of people who write and unleash computer viruses.
- A pale dark-haired girl has been standing watching the proceedings and comes forward, eager to say what she thinks.
- She sees a picture of Rita Hayworth and thinks she is looking at herself, this pale-skinned, dark-haired beauty whose history remains a mystery.
- Suddenly, a dark-haired woman caught his eye.
- We were joined by a mutual friend, a dark-haired looker whose expenditure on manicures and pedicures is legendary.
- It is clear, however, from other sources that Cecelia was dark-haired and dark-eyed.
- He is dark-haired, intense, exacting, and with a quick smile.
- The man is middle-aged and dark-haired, and is nursing a drink.
- When Winston again slipped out onto the street, he passed the dark-haired girl from the Fiction Department.
- Both are dark-haired, intelligent and gorgeous; both, somewhat inevitably, meet and fall in love.
- The tall, slim, blond Malcolm has a brother - not a friend as we'd been led to believe - who is stout, dark-haired, balding and much older.
- He had met the dark-haired girl some months before in Nottingham, where he had gone to read his poems.
- Dark-haired Frank is the coolly logical member of the team, while his brother Joe, a fingerprint expert, is slightly more emotional.
- Right on the cover, a dark-haired man in close-up leans over to kiss a beautiful blonde with a tear in her eye.
- The girl said something and the dark-haired woman snapped at her.
- There was no map in her file, and all I saw was a photograph of the dark-haired woman, smiling, with three young children on a couch.
- Cole, a small, dark-haired Cajun boy with calloused work-toughened hands, once took fifteen whacks from Miss Miller's paddle, more than anybody in the history of the school.
- "You can look at this if you'd like," the dark-haired, willowy 14-year-old said, blushing slightly, yet serenely confident.
Synonyms brown-haired, dark, darkish
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