whisker

Not anymore: A Rasmussen poll out last week now shows Pryor ahead by a whisker, and the race is now essentially a tie.

Some taxidermists actually remove and reinsert each whisker individually by hand to support their biological narrative.

Todd made a $2,000 donation to charity and kept the goatee by a whisker.

She went quickly through the drawing-room door into the house, leaving Jaffery still scratching a red whisker.

He had neither whisker nor moustache, which allowed the soft curves of the lower part of his face to be apparent.

She gathered the three remaining ones together, and fed them and licked them all over tenderly with soft whisker kisses.

The fact, however, was that no whisker could be made to come sufficiently forward to be of service, and therefore he wore none.

This officer's face was a whisker plantation, through which his eyes peeped forth like two snakes coiled up in a window-brush.