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graybeard.
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greybeard
or
graybeard
(ˈɡreɪˌbɪəd)
—
n
1.
an old man, esp a sage
2.
a large stoneware or earthenware jar or jug for spirits
graybeard
or
graybeard
—
n
'greybearded
or
graybeard
—
adj
'graybearded
or
graybeard
—
adj
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