bald in Irish
bald in Irish is maol — bald means having little or no hair on the head.
bald in Irish
maol
Having little or no hair, fur, or feathers.
What does "bald" mean?
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adj Having little or no hair on the head.
"He started going bald in his late twenties."
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adj Plain and direct, without any softening detail.
"She gave a bald statement of the facts, with no excuses."
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adj Of a tyre, worn smooth so the tread is gone.
"The car failed its inspection because of two bald tyres."
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bald in a sentence
- He started going bald in his late twenties.
- The barber offered to shave his head completely bald.
- She gave a bald statement of the facts, with no excuses.
- The car failed its inspection because of two bald tyres.
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What is "bald" in Irish?
"bald" in Irish is maol. bald means: Having little or no hair on the head.
How do you use "bald" in a sentence?
Example: "He started going bald in his late twenties." In Irish, "bald" is maol.
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