haired

UK
/hɛəd/
US
/hɛrd/
hairedadjective
more haired
Comp.
most haired
Super.
UK
/hɛəd/
US
/hɛrd/
Translations
The haired dog ran through the park.
Волосатая собака бежала по парку.
The haired man entered the room.
Волосатый мужчина вошел в комнату.
Definitions
Having hair of a specified kind or number.
The long-haired cat lounged lazily in the sun.
Covered with hair; possessing a natural growth of hair.
The foal was already haired when winter arrived.
hairedpast participle
UK
/heəd/
US
/hɛrd/
Used as an adjective derived from the past participle of the verb “hair”, e.g., “a carefully haired wig”.
Definitions
Supplied with hair or provided with a hair covering, typically as a result of an action.
Each puppet is meticulously haired by hand.
hairnoun
Definitions
The fine threadlike strands growing from the skin of humans, mammals, and some other animals.
She brushed her hair before leaving the house.
A single strand of hair.
I found a hair on my shirt.
A very small quantity or degree.
He was a hair away from winning the race.
Any fine filament or hairlike outgrowth found on plants, insects, or objects.
The caterpillar is covered in protective hairs.
hairverb

haired

Past Simple

haired
Past Simple
haired
Past Participle
hairing
Gerund
Definitions
To remove the hair from (an animal hide).
The tanner haired the hides before soaking them in lime.
To supply or fit with hair.
She carefully haired the doll's head.
hairpast participle

haired

Used in compounds or phrases to describe having hair of a particular kind, length, or location (e.g., red-haired, long-haired).
Definitions
Having hair, especially of a specified kind, length, or location (usually used in compounds).
The long-haired cat lounged on the sofa.
hairadjective
Definitions
Relating to, made of, or designed for the hair.
The store sells many hair products such as shampoos and conditioners.