Definition of moustache in English:

moustache

(US mustache)

noun məˈstɑːʃ

1A strip of hair left to grow above the upper lip.
小胡子，八字须，髭
Example sentencesExamples
- The man police want to question is described as being in his forties, 5ft 10 in tall, medium build, with olive skin and short black hair and a thick moustache.
- One had a black moustache and had his hair tied up.
- She has a pencil-thin moustache on her upper lip.
- She told police at the time that he had long hair and a moustache and was travelling alone in a white pick-up truck, with only his dog.
- She said: ‘He looked like a robust muscular man with white hair and a moustache.’
- Then they accuse me of not being able to grow a real moustache.
- Just because a pimply-faced 15-year-old tries to grow a moustache so he can buy cigarettes, nobody's fooled.
- Since he grew a long moustache for a role in the West End, people have stopped calling him Nigel in the street.
- The dads in the 1900 and 1940s houses had a whale of a time, being required to do little more than grow a moustache, read old newspapers and lift their feet for their wretched wives to sweep under.
- I, for one, would never consider voting for anyone who couldn't grow a moustache, at the very least.
- One month I actually grew a moustache, just so I could say that I'd done something.
- An old man wearing glasses that drooped down to his nose with grey hair and a thin grey mustache above his upper lip stood before us with a grin.
- I saw Seymour today & he is having a struggle to grow a moustache.
- He was swarthy and well-built, with dark hair and a moustache.
- He is of a medium build and has short grey receding hair and a moustache.
- I was in Germany for over a month, long enough to learn to appreciate the white beer, not long enough to grow a moustache.
- He's described as 5'11 in height and of medium build with tightly cropped hair and a ginger moustache.
- The soldier is played by Basim Hamed, a willowy, 31-year-old sculptor who shaved his shoulder-length hair and grew a mustache for the part.
- He looked about 60, had really long grey hair and a long moustache, and thin, long, really white legs, proper old man's legs.
- He can make out the attempts at a mustache on his upper lip, but his hair is too fine and matches his pink skin too well to show.
Synonyms
informal tash
North American informal stash
Scottish &amp North American mouser
1. 1.1moustaches A long moustache.
  长髭
  a clergyman with long grey moustaches
  Example sentencesExamples
  His hand twitched, as though resisting the urge to rise to his moustaches for a bit of compulsive twirling.
  It took Vyaas 25 years to grow his moustaches, nurturing them with almonds, curd, ghee and lemon every day.
2. 1.2 A growth similar to a moustache, or a marking that resembles one, round the mouth of some animals.
  （动物嘴部周围的）须状物
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Nurse Shark has a small mouth with what looks like a moustache to help it find food.
  The cattle dog's harsh tousled coat (except on the head where it is shorter and flat), its moustache and little beard all give it a forbidding appearance.
  I waddled jovially around the apartment in my Santa suit, laughing through the beard's tiny mouth hole like a walrus blowing through its moustache.
  The Clay-colored can be distinguished from the Chipping by a brown, rather than gray, rump, a darker face pattern, and the absence of a moustache.
  Izzy is described as a green parakeet with an orangey-red ring around his neck, a big, red beak with a black moustache and 28-inch tail feathers.

Derivatives

moustached

adjective məˈstɑːʃt

She found her bank card missing after the moustachioed stranger stopped to ask her for directions in a supermarket car park.
Example sentencesExamples
- School uniforms would end at high school and schoolteachers would not have to deal with ten-year-old children and moustached young adults within the same institution.
- A heavily moustached man, upon noticing us, shushes his compadres: ‘Shut up, there are people here!’
- Suddenly, he looks up to see a journalist and a photographer gaping at him though the glass and his moustached face breaks into a welcoming smile.
- A tall, dark, mustached man stood up and extended a hand toward me.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, from Italian mostaccio, from Greek mustax, mustak-.

Definition of mustache in US English:

mustache

(also moustache)

noun

1A strip of hair left to grow above the upper lip.
小胡子，八字须，髭
Example sentencesExamples
- He is of a medium build and has short grey receding hair and a moustache.
- I, for one, would never consider voting for anyone who couldn't grow a moustache, at the very least.
- One month I actually grew a moustache, just so I could say that I'd done something.
- He looked about 60, had really long grey hair and a long moustache, and thin, long, really white legs, proper old man's legs.
- An old man wearing glasses that drooped down to his nose with grey hair and a thin grey mustache above his upper lip stood before us with a grin.
- He's described as 5'11 in height and of medium build with tightly cropped hair and a ginger moustache.
- He can make out the attempts at a mustache on his upper lip, but his hair is too fine and matches his pink skin too well to show.
- The dads in the 1900 and 1940s houses had a whale of a time, being required to do little more than grow a moustache, read old newspapers and lift their feet for their wretched wives to sweep under.
- She said: ‘He looked like a robust muscular man with white hair and a moustache.’
- She has a pencil-thin moustache on her upper lip.
- One had a black moustache and had his hair tied up.
- The man police want to question is described as being in his forties, 5ft 10 in tall, medium build, with olive skin and short black hair and a thick moustache.
- The soldier is played by Basim Hamed, a willowy, 31-year-old sculptor who shaved his shoulder-length hair and grew a mustache for the part.
- I saw Seymour today & he is having a struggle to grow a moustache.
- She told police at the time that he had long hair and a moustache and was travelling alone in a white pick-up truck, with only his dog.
- Then they accuse me of not being able to grow a real moustache.
- Since he grew a long moustache for a role in the West End, people have stopped calling him Nigel in the street.
- Just because a pimply-faced 15-year-old tries to grow a moustache so he can buy cigarettes, nobody's fooled.
- He was swarthy and well-built, with dark hair and a moustache.
- I was in Germany for over a month, long enough to learn to appreciate the white beer, not long enough to grow a moustache.
Synonyms
tash
1. 1.1 A growth similar to a moustache, or a marking that resembles one, around the mouth of some animals.
  （动物嘴部周围的）须状物
  Example sentencesExamples
  I waddled jovially around the apartment in my Santa suit, laughing through the beard's tiny mouth hole like a walrus blowing through its moustache.
  The cattle dog's harsh tousled coat (except on the head where it is shorter and flat), its moustache and little beard all give it a forbidding appearance.
  Izzy is described as a green parakeet with an orangey-red ring around his neck, a big, red beak with a black moustache and 28-inch tail feathers.
  The Nurse Shark has a small mouth with what looks like a moustache to help it find food.
  The Clay-colored can be distinguished from the Chipping by a brown, rather than gray, rump, a darker face pattern, and the absence of a moustache.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, from Italian mostaccio, from Greek mustax, mustak-.

词汇	moustache
释义	Definition of moustache in English: moustache (US mustache) noun məˈstɑːʃ 1A strip of hair left to grow above the upper lip. 小胡子，八字须，髭 Example sentencesExamples The man police want to question is described as being in his forties, 5ft 10 in tall, medium build, with olive skin and short black hair and a thick moustache. One had a black moustache and had his hair tied up. She has a pencil-thin moustache on her upper lip. She told police at the time that he had long hair and a moustache and was travelling alone in a white pick-up truck, with only his dog. She said: ‘He looked like a robust muscular man with white hair and a moustache.’ Then they accuse me of not being able to grow a real moustache. Just because a pimply-faced 15-year-old tries to grow a moustache so he can buy cigarettes, nobody's fooled. Since he grew a long moustache for a role in the West End, people have stopped calling him Nigel in the street. The dads in the 1900 and 1940s houses had a whale of a time, being required to do little more than grow a moustache, read old newspapers and lift their feet for their wretched wives to sweep under. I, for one, would never consider voting for anyone who couldn't grow a moustache, at the very least. One month I actually grew a moustache, just so I could say that I'd done something. An old man wearing glasses that drooped down to his nose with grey hair and a thin grey mustache above his upper lip stood before us with a grin. I saw Seymour today & he is having a struggle to grow a moustache. He was swarthy and well-built, with dark hair and a moustache. He is of a medium build and has short grey receding hair and a moustache. I was in Germany for over a month, long enough to learn to appreciate the white beer, not long enough to grow a moustache. He's described as 5'11 in height and of medium build with tightly cropped hair and a ginger moustache. The soldier is played by Basim Hamed, a willowy, 31-year-old sculptor who shaved his shoulder-length hair and grew a mustache for the part. He looked about 60, had really long grey hair and a long moustache, and thin, long, really white legs, proper old man's legs. He can make out the attempts at a mustache on his upper lip, but his hair is too fine and matches his pink skin too well to show. Synonyms informal tash North American informal stash Scottish &amp North American mouser 1.1moustaches A long moustache. 长髭 a clergyman with long grey moustaches Example sentencesExamples His hand twitched, as though resisting the urge to rise to his moustaches for a bit of compulsive twirling. It took Vyaas 25 years to grow his moustaches, nurturing them with almonds, curd, ghee and lemon every day. 1.2 A growth similar to a moustache, or a marking that resembles one, round the mouth of some animals. （动物嘴部周围的）须状物 Example sentencesExamples The Nurse Shark has a small mouth with what looks like a moustache to help it find food. The cattle dog's harsh tousled coat (except on the head where it is shorter and flat), its moustache and little beard all give it a forbidding appearance. I waddled jovially around the apartment in my Santa suit, laughing through the beard's tiny mouth hole like a walrus blowing through its moustache. The Clay-colored can be distinguished from the Chipping by a brown, rather than gray, rump, a darker face pattern, and the absence of a moustache. Izzy is described as a green parakeet with an orangey-red ring around his neck, a big, red beak with a black moustache and 28-inch tail feathers. Derivatives moustached adjective məˈstɑːʃt She found her bank card missing after the moustachioed stranger stopped to ask her for directions in a supermarket car park. Example sentencesExamples School uniforms would end at high school and schoolteachers would not have to deal with ten-year-old children and moustached young adults within the same institution. A heavily moustached man, upon noticing us, shushes his compadres: ‘Shut up, there are people here!’ Suddenly, he looks up to see a journalist and a photographer gaping at him though the glass and his moustached face breaks into a welcoming smile. A tall, dark, mustached man stood up and extended a hand toward me. Origin Late 16th century: from French, from Italian mostaccio, from Greek mustax, mustak-. Definition of mustache in US English: mustache (also moustache) noun 1A strip of hair left to grow above the upper lip. 小胡子，八字须，髭 Example sentencesExamples He is of a medium build and has short grey receding hair and a moustache. I, for one, would never consider voting for anyone who couldn't grow a moustache, at the very least. One month I actually grew a moustache, just so I could say that I'd done something. He looked about 60, had really long grey hair and a long moustache, and thin, long, really white legs, proper old man's legs. An old man wearing glasses that drooped down to his nose with grey hair and a thin grey mustache above his upper lip stood before us with a grin. He's described as 5'11 in height and of medium build with tightly cropped hair and a ginger moustache. He can make out the attempts at a mustache on his upper lip, but his hair is too fine and matches his pink skin too well to show. The dads in the 1900 and 1940s houses had a whale of a time, being required to do little more than grow a moustache, read old newspapers and lift their feet for their wretched wives to sweep under. She said: ‘He looked like a robust muscular man with white hair and a moustache.’ She has a pencil-thin moustache on her upper lip. One had a black moustache and had his hair tied up. The man police want to question is described as being in his forties, 5ft 10 in tall, medium build, with olive skin and short black hair and a thick moustache. The soldier is played by Basim Hamed, a willowy, 31-year-old sculptor who shaved his shoulder-length hair and grew a mustache for the part. I saw Seymour today & he is having a struggle to grow a moustache. She told police at the time that he had long hair and a moustache and was travelling alone in a white pick-up truck, with only his dog. Then they accuse me of not being able to grow a real moustache. Since he grew a long moustache for a role in the West End, people have stopped calling him Nigel in the street. Just because a pimply-faced 15-year-old tries to grow a moustache so he can buy cigarettes, nobody's fooled. He was swarthy and well-built, with dark hair and a moustache. I was in Germany for over a month, long enough to learn to appreciate the white beer, not long enough to grow a moustache. Synonyms tash 1.1 A growth similar to a moustache, or a marking that resembles one, around the mouth of some animals. （动物嘴部周围的）须状物 Example sentencesExamples I waddled jovially around the apartment in my Santa suit, laughing through the beard's tiny mouth hole like a walrus blowing through its moustache. The cattle dog's harsh tousled coat (except on the head where it is shorter and flat), its moustache and little beard all give it a forbidding appearance. Izzy is described as a green parakeet with an orangey-red ring around his neck, a big, red beak with a black moustache and 28-inch tail feathers. The Nurse Shark has a small mouth with what looks like a moustache to help it find food. The Clay-colored can be distinguished from the Chipping by a brown, rather than gray, rump, a darker face pattern, and the absence of a moustache. Origin Late 16th century: from French, from Italian mostaccio, from Greek mustax, mustak-.
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