English to Yiddish Meaning of uncombed - ונקאָמבעד

Uncombed :

ונקאָמבעד

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Definitions of uncombed in English

Adjective(1) (of hair

Examples of uncombed in English

(1) I slid my headphones over my messy, uncombed hair.(2) Standing at about five foot nine, Freddie appeared somewhat taller due to an enormous pile of wild, uncombed hair.(3) My father was still wearing his light blue PJ's and his hair was uncombed .(4) Her long, black, uncombed hair falls over her normally cheery face, now slightly contorted with worry.(5) His brown hair was uncombed and in a mess, hanging in front of his eyes.(6) His dark hair was uncombed and he looked like he too had just woken up.(7) Her hair was uncombed and she looked like a little girl.(8) The Princess had a distinguished face, thin and drawn, set off by long black uncombed hair and she wore a long dark gown down to her feet.(9) The black screen flickered for a moment before it came to life, showing a small boy with messy, uncombed blonde hair and bright blue eyes.(10) Even though she dressed in rags and her hair was uncombed , she was like an angel sent from heaven.(11) My hair was uncombed and my hands and face were caked with mud.(12) I raked my shaky hand through my uncombed , disheveled hair.(13) He looked messy with uncombed hair and his shirt wrinkled, but Claire said nothing.(14) His right ear sported a gold ring and his long black hair was left uncombed and untied.(15) He slammed the drawer shut and ran his hands through a mess of rusty-red uncombed hair.(16) The shadows on his face accentuated his chiselled cheekbones and chin, and his uncombed hair hung over his face.

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