adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
head
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The winning edge for competitive swimmers sometimes means a shaven head .
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These men appeared with shaven heads and grim, worried expressions.
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She hardly made a bump under the sheet, only her small shaven head and long neck were visible.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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He was chased by white youngsters, some with shaven heads.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Clean shaven , his hair was black, as were his thick brows.
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Even Hauser's face was standard: plump, clean shaven , pink, smooth as a baby's.
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Fair-haired, he was clean shaven and had a strong face.
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He was a bullet-headed child whose shaven hair showed that he had recently been sent to the cleansing station as verminous.
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His closely shaven face was tense and his usually sensuous mouth set in a grim line.
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James Archer was a tall man in his sixties, white-haired and dean shaven .
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One was about five foot six, clean shaven with dark hair and in his late twenties.
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The second man was about five foot eleven, again clean shaven but younger.