whiskers

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Short of about a foot they don't really focus at all, and rely on their whiskers.

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the hair growing on the lower part of a man's face

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noun

the hair growing on the lower part of a man's face

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noun

the hair growing on the lower part of a man's face

Example sentences

Short of about a foot they don't really focus at all, and rely on their whiskers.

But you are right regarding what usually happens: a complaint can often lead from burnt whiskers to a smoking crater.

It tweaks a lot of whiskers because he invariably badmouths something you like or props up something you hate.

Why can't the circuit board be coated with plastic, epoxy, non-conductive paint, or something to prevent the whiskers from causing a short?

The cat has this area covered by the whiskers and has no need to be able to focus there even though we expect them to when we wave something in front of their noses.

Tin whiskers can break through conformal coating in some situations and the coating process does not always cover the entire surface evenly leaving thin areas or even entirely uncovered places in which whiskers can still form and escape.

Will linkbait be the new inflammatory headline?Will handwaving be the new fluff?Will insubstantial murmurings be the new mumbling into whiskers?Will this turn out to be a useful blog post or is it just a bunch of questions that can't be answered because they're pretty close to meaningless?