brosse
Usage examples of "brosse".
These editions contain the notes of Pierre Brosse, Jurisconsult, as well as those of Fornerius.
Though his jet-black hair was en brosse, I did not think he was French.
He had a very square face whose sharp angles were accentuated by short, wiry black hair, cut en brosse and without side-whiskers.
The face was ivory pale, but there was a likeness to the brother in London in the very straight, angry black brows and the short cliff of wiry hair cut en brosse, and in the ruthless jut of the jaw.
He was a small, brisk man with a neat pointed beard, his hair cut en brosse and the corner of his napkin tucked into his neck between the flaps of his collar.
He rang a small bell on his desk and a slight young man with a haircut en brosse and rimless spectacles opened the door.
He was a large man with hair en brosse, and he knew the latest jokes, but he played poker close to the chest.
With his iron-gray hair cut en brosse, cold, green eyes, and firm jaw, he was a public relation's man's dream pitchman.
In front of him stood the district attorney, Ed Topper, a slight man in his forties, with crinkly salt-and-pepper hair cut en brosse, and cold, black eyes.
On his left was a square wooden face with deep clefts on either side of the nose, fair hair en brosse and a nick out of the left ear.