Hairless and Regular

Hairless

Hairless adjective - Having no hair or fur.

Regular and hairless are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Regular" instead an adjective "Hairless".

Nearby Words: hairy, hair, hairline, haircut

Regular

Regular adjective - Appearing or occurring repeatedly from time to time.

Hairless and regular are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hairless" instead an adjective "Regular".

Both words in one sentence

  • Tabletop Game / The Witcher: Game of Imagination If it's a boy... (Dryads also actively kidnap young girls and teens for their ranks.) Rodents of Unusual Size: Quasirats are at least in size of a chicken, are hairless, have huge incisors and tend to eat regular rats for dinner.
  • Nuclear Nasty Mutated animals include giant roaches, mantises, scorpions (including the fearsome Albino Radscorpion), flies, ants, geckos, and rats (both the regular kind and Mole Rats the size of large bulldogs), monstrous bears with hairless skin covered in lesions and tumors, and deer and cows with two heads.
    Source: Nuclear Nasty
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