Definition of sideburn in English:

sideburn

noun ˈsʌɪdbəːnˈsaɪdˌbərn

usually sideburns

A strip of hair grown by a man down each side of the face in front of his ears.
he kept his small moustache and sideburns neatly trimmed
Example sentencesExamples
- He has short black hair which is tight and curly, sideburns and a goatee beard.
- He is white, in his 20s, 5ft 8in, with collar-length, untidy light brown hair and sideburns.
- I used to worry about it as a teenager, not being able to grow sideburns like other guys in my circle of friends.
- A composite sketch was released yesterday of a man with dark hair short in front, longer in back long sideburns and a goatee.
- So if your hair is very short, don't leave your sideburns thick and long.
- We also have a ban on facial hair, which includes sideburns.
- There were dozens of men in the crowd who'd clearly gone to considerable effort to cultivate the famous towering quiff and sideburns combo.
- He had scruffy short, possibly cropped, brown hair with sideburns running down past his ears.
- He had blonde unkempt hair but respectably short sideburns, and he wore blue jeans and one of those awful V-neck golfing sweaters.
- To keep your sideburns trimmed, an electric razor would be most effective.
- On one mission to London he thought it best to grow sideburns and sport a tweed cap.
- He had dark brown longish hair, subtle sideburns, and these soulful, heavy-lidded eyes.
- He quickly went to shaving, trimming up his sideburns and removing straggling hairs on his chin.
- With a full handlebar moustache and sideburns, which took several weeks to grow, he was every bit the memorable family doctor.
- He had short thick black hair with long sideburns and wore a distinctive gold-coloured summer jacket, zipped up, with black or dark blue joggers or trousers.
- The man was young, olive-skinned, with black hair, sideburns, a moustache, and sparkling blue eyes.
- It was an unlikely boast from the fair-skinned figure with the sideburns and thinning hair.
- Stick to classic sideburns as opposed to the kind that take over your face or have a life of their own.
- I invaded the circle of light, speculated about their faces bristling with sideburns and goatees.
- He is 17 or 18 years old, of stocky build and has Afro hair and sideburns.
Synonyms
facial hair, whiskers, stubble, designer stubble, five o'clock shadow, bristles

Origin

Late 19th century: originally burnside, from the name of General Burnside (1824–81), who wore sideburns.

Definition of sideburn in US English:

sideburn

nounˈsīdˌbərnˈsaɪdˌbərn

usually sideburns

A strip of hair grown by a man down each side of the face in front of his ears.
he kept his small moustache and sideburns neatly trimmed
Example sentencesExamples
- The man was young, olive-skinned, with black hair, sideburns, a moustache, and sparkling blue eyes.
- He had scruffy short, possibly cropped, brown hair with sideburns running down past his ears.
- On one mission to London he thought it best to grow sideburns and sport a tweed cap.
- He had short thick black hair with long sideburns and wore a distinctive gold-coloured summer jacket, zipped up, with black or dark blue joggers or trousers.
- We also have a ban on facial hair, which includes sideburns.
- I used to worry about it as a teenager, not being able to grow sideburns like other guys in my circle of friends.
- He has short black hair which is tight and curly, sideburns and a goatee beard.
- It was an unlikely boast from the fair-skinned figure with the sideburns and thinning hair.
- He is white, in his 20s, 5ft 8in, with collar-length, untidy light brown hair and sideburns.
- There were dozens of men in the crowd who'd clearly gone to considerable effort to cultivate the famous towering quiff and sideburns combo.
- He quickly went to shaving, trimming up his sideburns and removing straggling hairs on his chin.
- He is 17 or 18 years old, of stocky build and has Afro hair and sideburns.
- Stick to classic sideburns as opposed to the kind that take over your face or have a life of their own.
- So if your hair is very short, don't leave your sideburns thick and long.
- With a full handlebar moustache and sideburns, which took several weeks to grow, he was every bit the memorable family doctor.
- To keep your sideburns trimmed, an electric razor would be most effective.
- He had dark brown longish hair, subtle sideburns, and these soulful, heavy-lidded eyes.
- A composite sketch was released yesterday of a man with dark hair short in front, longer in back long sideburns and a goatee.
- I invaded the circle of light, speculated about their faces bristling with sideburns and goatees.
- He had blonde unkempt hair but respectably short sideburns, and he wore blue jeans and one of those awful V-neck golfing sweaters.
Synonyms
facial hair, whiskers, stubble, designer stubble, five o'clock shadow, bristles

Origin

Late 19th century: originally burnside, from the name of General Burnside (1824–81), who wore sideburns.

单词	sideburn
释义	Definition of sideburn in English: sideburn noun ˈsʌɪdbəːnˈsaɪdˌbərn usually sideburns A strip of hair grown by a man down each side of the face in front of his ears. he kept his small moustache and sideburns neatly trimmed Example sentencesExamples He has short black hair which is tight and curly, sideburns and a goatee beard. He is white, in his 20s, 5ft 8in, with collar-length, untidy light brown hair and sideburns. I used to worry about it as a teenager, not being able to grow sideburns like other guys in my circle of friends. A composite sketch was released yesterday of a man with dark hair short in front, longer in back long sideburns and a goatee. So if your hair is very short, don't leave your sideburns thick and long. We also have a ban on facial hair, which includes sideburns. There were dozens of men in the crowd who'd clearly gone to considerable effort to cultivate the famous towering quiff and sideburns combo. He had scruffy short, possibly cropped, brown hair with sideburns running down past his ears. He had blonde unkempt hair but respectably short sideburns, and he wore blue jeans and one of those awful V-neck golfing sweaters. To keep your sideburns trimmed, an electric razor would be most effective. On one mission to London he thought it best to grow sideburns and sport a tweed cap. He had dark brown longish hair, subtle sideburns, and these soulful, heavy-lidded eyes. He quickly went to shaving, trimming up his sideburns and removing straggling hairs on his chin. With a full handlebar moustache and sideburns, which took several weeks to grow, he was every bit the memorable family doctor. He had short thick black hair with long sideburns and wore a distinctive gold-coloured summer jacket, zipped up, with black or dark blue joggers or trousers. The man was young, olive-skinned, with black hair, sideburns, a moustache, and sparkling blue eyes. It was an unlikely boast from the fair-skinned figure with the sideburns and thinning hair. Stick to classic sideburns as opposed to the kind that take over your face or have a life of their own. I invaded the circle of light, speculated about their faces bristling with sideburns and goatees. He is 17 or 18 years old, of stocky build and has Afro hair and sideburns. Synonyms facial hair, whiskers, stubble, designer stubble, five o'clock shadow, bristles Origin Late 19th century: originally burnside, from the name of General Burnside (1824–81), who wore sideburns. Definition of sideburn in US English: sideburn nounˈsīdˌbərnˈsaɪdˌbərn usually sideburns A strip of hair grown by a man down each side of the face in front of his ears. he kept his small moustache and sideburns neatly trimmed Example sentencesExamples The man was young, olive-skinned, with black hair, sideburns, a moustache, and sparkling blue eyes. He had scruffy short, possibly cropped, brown hair with sideburns running down past his ears. On one mission to London he thought it best to grow sideburns and sport a tweed cap. He had short thick black hair with long sideburns and wore a distinctive gold-coloured summer jacket, zipped up, with black or dark blue joggers or trousers. We also have a ban on facial hair, which includes sideburns. I used to worry about it as a teenager, not being able to grow sideburns like other guys in my circle of friends. He has short black hair which is tight and curly, sideburns and a goatee beard. It was an unlikely boast from the fair-skinned figure with the sideburns and thinning hair. He is white, in his 20s, 5ft 8in, with collar-length, untidy light brown hair and sideburns. There were dozens of men in the crowd who'd clearly gone to considerable effort to cultivate the famous towering quiff and sideburns combo. He quickly went to shaving, trimming up his sideburns and removing straggling hairs on his chin. He is 17 or 18 years old, of stocky build and has Afro hair and sideburns. Stick to classic sideburns as opposed to the kind that take over your face or have a life of their own. So if your hair is very short, don't leave your sideburns thick and long. With a full handlebar moustache and sideburns, which took several weeks to grow, he was every bit the memorable family doctor. To keep your sideburns trimmed, an electric razor would be most effective. He had dark brown longish hair, subtle sideburns, and these soulful, heavy-lidded eyes. A composite sketch was released yesterday of a man with dark hair short in front, longer in back long sideburns and a goatee. I invaded the circle of light, speculated about their faces bristling with sideburns and goatees. He had blonde unkempt hair but respectably short sideburns, and he wore blue jeans and one of those awful V-neck golfing sweaters. Synonyms facial hair, whiskers, stubble, designer stubble, five o'clock shadow, bristles Origin Late 19th century: originally burnside, from the name of General Burnside (1824–81), who wore sideburns.
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