Crossword clues for mustachioed
mustachioed
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
mustachioed \mus*ta"chioed\, a. Having a mustache or mustachios.
Syn: mustached.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1817, from mustachio (1550s), from Spanish mostacho and directly from Italian mostaccio (see mustache). The noun was superseded by mustache, but the adjective has endured.
Wiktionary
a. Alternative spelling of '''moustachio’d'''
WordNet
adj. having a moustache [syn: mustached]
Usage examples of "mustachioed".
The largest and most grandly mustachioed guard looked at Mirt and bowed his head.
Guzman whispered: the alcalde, the five alguaciles, the regidores, and Don Luis Gutierrez, the mayordomo, an immense mustachioed man whose responsibility it was to maintain the masks from year to year, to rehearse the dancers and to stage the fiesta.
To judge by his handsome, mustachioed looks, the middle-aged Bozzarias was more stage-door idler than cactus hugger, displaying his trim figure proudly beneath crimson ripstop trews and utility vest over bare hirsute chest.
Minogue guessed Gallagher for the one who looked like a graduate student, subtly raffish and smart, mustachioed and clad in denim.
He's looking for Roznine, Daffyd thought, as Vaden's eyes lingered once on some bull-chested man but not on Roznine's mustachioed face.
His sharp eyes seemed carnivorously intent, and he left the talking to his mustachioed friend.
I mean, I see here a mustachioed gentleman in his underwear who looks like d’Artagnan, surrounded by abracadabras and capricorns.
In an instant, two large, mustachioed thugs in suits and bowlers had forced their way into the flat.
Cara flirted outrageously with him, until she noticed a tall, mustachioed man, wearing a suit and sunglasses, watching them from the west patio.