beardless in Irish
beardless in Irish is maol, amhulchach — beardless means without a beard.
beardless in Irish
maol
Lacking an awn.
amhulchach
(ornithology) Lacking a beard (a defined patch of feathers below the beak).
What does "beardless" mean?
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adj Without a beard.
"Distinctly slender (willowy), quietly fem/androgynous, beardless chap who can wear clothes and speak well is what I'm hoping to find."
- adj Too young to have grown a beard; youthful.
- adj (botany) Without the bristle-like growth found on some grasses.
- adj Without a beard, meaning the patch of feathers under a bird's beak.
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beardless in a sentence
- Distinctly slender (willowy), quietly fem/androgynous, beardless chap who can wear clothes and speak well is what I'm hoping to find.
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What is "beardless" in Irish?
"beardless" in Irish is maol, amhulchach. beardless means: Without a beard.
Are there other ways to say "beardless" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "beardless": maol, amhulchach.
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