coarse hair

With his left hand he could feel long, coarse hair.

She was holding now with both hands deep in the coarse hair.

Soon the sweat was running from his long coarse hair.

Instead, they are covered by tough skin and a layer of coarse hair.

He smiled and wrapped a hand in the coarse hair behind her ear.

Their bodies are covered with coarse hair which is raised when alarmed.

Sir George was a short square man with dark coarse hair and a roll of fat in his neck.

Its long, coarse hair was the color of sand lit by red sunlight.

The stem has a mass of coarse hairs at the base.

She was a tall woman with large features and coarse hair falling low over her forehead.

Once seated, he ran fingers through his stiff, coarse hair.

He brushed back the coarse hair from his face.

She was slight, her coarse hair the darkest green of youth.

Each of them stood at least nine feet tall, with two legs and four massive arms, all covered in long, coarse hair.

In this process the coarse hair is separated from the fine, soft hairs.

There was a flash of teeth, and he felt coarse hair rub against his skin.

The man wore all black and his coarse hair was a dull ebony.

Walker moved up beside him and quickly placed a reassuring hand on the coarse hair of his back.

She tightened her grip on the coarse hair of his mane.

The coarse hair that sprouted from his did not stop him hearing most of what went on in the castle.

The water rose farther and dressed Simon's coarse hair with brightness.

She was holding up some curly black filament that looked exactly like coarse hair.

The coarse hairs on the back of the pig felt like steel wire under my hand.

After opening, the cashmere was washed and children removed the coarse hair.