Point and Stubble

Point

Point noun - A particular and often important moment in time.

Stubble and point are semantically related In some cases you can use "Stubble" instead a noun "Point".

Stubble

Stubble noun - Short stiff hairs growing on a man's face when he has not shaved for a few days.
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Synonyms for Stubble

Point and stubble are semantically related in short topic. Sometimes you can use "Point" instead a noun "Stubble".

Nearby Word: stubbly

How words are described

obvious obvious point obvious stubble
huge huge point huge stubble
little little point little stubble
minor minor point minor stubble

Both words in one sentence

  • Perma-Stubble Not all the time, but, for example, there's a point when all of the Rogues are cut off from civilization for long enough that all of the human males grow stubble.
    Source: Perma-Stubble
  • Perma-Stubble He shaves off his muzzle by accident at one point and uses a spray-on can of stubble to replace it.
    Source: Perma-Stubble
  • In between season breaks Johnny Galecki (Leonard) is usually sporting at least some stubble, to the point you barely recognise him as Leonard.
    Source: Perma-Shave
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