barbate

bar·bate

(bär′bāt′)

adj.

Having a beard; bearded.

[Latin barbātus, from barba, beard; see barb¹.]

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barbate

(ˈbɑːbeɪt)

adj

(Biology) chiefly biology having tufts of long hairs; bearded

[C19: from Latin barba a beard]

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Adj.

barbate - having hair on the cheeks and chin

bearded, bewhiskered, whiskered, whiskery

unshaved, unshaven - not shaved

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