shaggy
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++shag·gy /ˈʃæɡi/ adjective 1 UNTIDYshaggy hair or fur is long and untidy 〔头发、皮毛〕又长又乱的，蓬乱的 a shaggy black beard 蓬乱的黑胡子2 CFhaving shaggy hair 有乱蓬蓬毛发的 a shaggy sheepskin coat 长毛羊皮袄 —shagginess noun [uncountable]
Examples from the Corpus
shaggy• In the distance, live oaks dotted the landscape, as shaggy and dark and hunched as buffalo.• I imagined the shaggy beast confused, not knowing which of us to chase.• Bare yellow skin on head and throat, ruff shaggy, bill much slenderer than other vultures.• The mammoth had a shaggy coat to protect it against the rigours of the ice ages.• a shaggy dog• Occasionally, it gave its enormous, shaggy head a turn.• A shake roof is rather shaggy in appearance.• These actions cause the eye, beak and face to vanish beneath the shaggy white ruff.• The peak was scalloped into two shaggy wings across its western exposure, which made it appear to be embracing the cove.shag·gy adjectiveChineseSyllable
fur long shaggy untidy is hair or and Corpus
shaggy
shag‧gy /ˈʃæɡi/
adjective
1. shaggy hair or fur is long and untidy:
a shaggy black beard
2. having shaggy hair:
a shaggy sheepskin coat
—shagginess noun [uncountable]
shag‧gy /ˈʃæɡi/
adjective1. shaggy hair or fur is long and untidy:
2. having shaggy hair:
—shagginess noun [uncountable]