hair up
动词 v.
英文释义
动词 v.
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To grow (more) hair.; To grow its longer, thicker winter coat.
— Earmarks supplement brands for owner identification. When a cow critter gets all haired up in a thick winter coat, a brand gets harder to read than an earmark.
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To grow (more) hair.; To grow facial hair, especially after shaving; (rarely) to grow body hair.
— He ran a hand up the side of his face and winced disapprovingly at the prickle. They wouldn’t let him shave, and he haired up fast.
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To cause the fur of (an animal) to puff up or stand on end.
— “I’m foolish to be roaming around this time of night like an old cat, haired up by the wind. […]”
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To soil or mess up (an area, etc.) with hair.
— “Thank heaven, we’ve had a fire in [the parlor] today,” she thought, “and all I hope is That Cat hasn’t haired up the sofa. If Sarah Pringle got cat hairs on her dress […]”
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