grizzled

UK
/ˈɡrɪz.əld/
US
/ˈɡrɪz.əld/
grizzledadjective
more grizzled
Comp.
most grizzled
Super.
UK
/ˈɡrɪz.əld/
US
/ˈɡrɪz.əld/
Translations
grisonnantSe dit surtout des cheveux, de la barbe, de la fourrure ou d’une surface mêlés de gris.
The old man had a grizzled beard that gave him a distinguished appearance.
Le vieil homme avait une barbe grisonnante qui lui donnait une allure distinguée.
Additional translations
aguerriSens figuré : expérimenté, endurci par l’âge ou les épreuves.
Definitions
Having hair, fur, or another surface that is streaked or sprinkled with gray, often as a sign of aging.
The old man had a grizzled beard that gave him a distinguished appearance.
Seasoned or weathered; showing signs of age, experience, or hardship.
A grizzled veteran of the industry offered some valuable advice.
grizzledpast participle
UK
/ˈɡrɪz.əld/
US
/ˈɡrɪz.əld/
Used as the past participle of the verb 'grizzle', functioning adjectivally.
Translations
grisonnéParticipe passé adjectival : devenu mêlé de gris.
The wolf's grizzled coat blended with the winter landscape.
Le pelage grisonné du loup se fondait dans le paysage d’hiver.
Definitions
(Of hair, fur, or a surface) having become streaked or interspersed with gray.
The wolf's grizzled coat blended with the winter landscape.
grizzleverb

grizzled

Past Simple

grizzled
Past Simple
grizzled
Past Participle
grizzling
Gerund
UK
/ˈɡrɪz.əl/
US
/ˈɡrɪz.əl/
Translations
pleurnicherFamilier ; surtout pour un enfant ou une personne qui se plaint sans cesse.
The child began to grizzle about not getting a second dessert.
L’enfant a commencé à pleurnicher parce qu’il n’obtenait pas de deuxième dessert.
grisonnerSe dit du passage au gris ou au poivre et sel.
Years of sun and salt had begun to grizzle his once-black beard.
Des années de soleil et de sel avaient commencé à grisonner sa barbe autrefois noire.
gémirS’emploie pour un bruit plaintif et continu, notamment chez un animal.
The puppy would grizzle whenever it was left alone.
Le chiot gémissait chaque fois qu’on le laissait seul.
Definitions
To complain or whine persistently.
The child began to grizzle about not getting a second dessert.
To make a continuous, low, complaining noise.
The puppy would grizzle whenever it was left alone.
To become or make gray or grizzled.
Years of sun and salt had begun to grizzle his once-black beard.
grizzlenoun
Definitions
A mixture of dark and light hairs, typically referring to a person's hair that is turning gray.
His once dark hair was now a distinguished grizzle, giving him a more mature appearance.
A gray or partly gray color, often used to describe the fur or hair of animals.
The wolf's coat was a striking grizzle, blending perfectly with the winter landscape.
A fit of complaining or fretful crying; a complaint.
She had a quick grizzle about the cold before putting on her coat.
grizzleadjective
Definitions
Gray or partly gray; streaked with gray.
The old dog lay by the fire, its grizzle muzzle resting on its paws.