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Must Sumeru Seat No No Beard Muster Need-to-Know Must-Have-Must-Have-Must Must be stamped must be added to the examination Sumeru Fu must be fangren bearded halberd baleen bearded whale yellow bearded man do not let the bearded eyebrows bush long beard cloud whiskers some mustaches also must still must still work hard enlistment instructions contemplation must be for a moment where it is necessary to shave shaved shaved mustaches and medicines cut whiskers and abandon robes original whiskers lips and teeth mustaches are required to marry female long mustaches such as small mustaches especially mustaches women bearded eyebrows often muster and musts musts and musts urgent mustaches raise eyebrows and mustaches whiskers mustache

Sentences containing whiskers.

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Have to. Whiskers.

Notice. Must.

Mustache. Suddenly.

Eyebrows. Without.

Whiskers. Why.

Fibrous roots. Palp.

Susheng. Must.

Whiskers. Everything.

To be required. Baleen.

Dragon's beard. Sumeru.

No, you don't. Urgent.

No, you don't. Beard.

The eyebrows are bright, the beard is cut and the robe is abandoned

Break the mustache, dye the beard and plant teeth

Open your eyes and beards, mustard seeds and Sumeru

Flowers, butterflies, women's eyebrows

Walk with each other, Sumeru mustard seeds

Sharpen your beard and mustache like a god

The man with the eyebrows, the whiskers and the horses

Cook porridge and burn whiskers, and the beards and hairs are white

1. Women's eyebrows: women: headscarves and hair accessories worn by ancient women, later borrowed to refer to women. Bearded eyebrows: Sleepy beard and eyebrows, borrowed to refer to manhood, husband. A woman with a manly spirit.

2. Slapping the horse: a metaphor for flattery.

3. Sharpen the mustache: sharpen the knife quickly and wait. The metaphor is to be ready and wait for the moment.

4. Sharpen the knife and wait. Bihe Senyu is ready and waits for the right moment.

5. Unnecessary: The original meaning is that there may be. The latter finger is fabricated out of thin air.

6. Heart disease also requires heart medicine: the anxiety or love in the heart has become a mental burden, and the factors that cause this mental burden must be eliminated.

7. Eyebrows and eyebrows: hand: all. The beard and eyebrows are white.

8. Cooking porridge and burning beards: a metaphor for brotherhood and friendship.

9. From time to time: from time to time. Refers to the need at any time, not at the scheduled time of Wang auction.

1. Susheng [xū shēng] The name of the character of the opera. That is, old students.

2. Whisker root [xū gēn] A root composed of many whisker-like roots, without an obvious taproot, usually monocots such as wheat and rice have this kind of root.

3. Poor tentacles [chù xū] refer to the stubby protrusions on the animal's body, which have the functions of hearing, touch, and smell.

4. 何繇 [hé xū] vice) uses a rhetorical tone to indicate that there is no need: I know the details, why do I need to say more!

5. 虬酥 [qiú xū] curled beard.

6. 捋虎酥 [luō hǔ xū] 捋虎beard, a metaphor for offending a powerful person or doing something risky.

7. Sumeruza [xū mí zuò] refers to the base of a Buddha statue.

8. Whiskers [xū zín] beard covering.

9. Woman beard eyebrows [jīn guó xū méi] Woman: In ancient times, women's headscarves and hair ornaments were borrowed to refer to women. Bearded eyebrows: beard and eyebrows, borrowed from men. Refers to a masculine woman who trembles with a weak branch.