moustache in Irish
moustache in Irish is croiméal — moustache means hair grown on the upper lip.
moustache in Irish
croiméal
A growth of facial hair between the nose and the upper lip.
What does "moustache" mean?
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noun Hair grown on the upper lip.
"Crabbe caught the eye of the oboist, an ancient man with dignified moustaches, and mimed that they were going round to the front, to watch the real thing, the shadows."
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moustache in a sentence
- Crabbe caught the eye of the oboist, an ancient man with dignified moustaches, and mimed that they were going round to the front, to watch the real thing, the shadows.
- He grew a thick moustache for the competition.
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What is "moustache" in Irish?
"moustache" in Irish is croiméal. moustache means: Hair grown on the upper lip.
How do you use "moustache" in a sentence?
Example: "He grew a thick moustache for the competition." In Irish, "moustache" is croiméal.
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