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As much as the wryly funny, shaggily bearded Seubert will never be a "typical" anything, he is a case study in how an NFL player's life is affected now, at least until the April 6 hearing in federal court on the players' request to lift the lockout.

Lockout Not a Big Obstacle for Giants' Seubert Aditi Kinkhabwala 2011

When his low-budget, trash-talking "Clerks" came out in 1994, it seemed shaggily revolutionary.

The Laugh Factory 2008

His face, unwashed since yesterday, looked pallid and clammy; his hair was tossed shaggily about his forehead, and his closed eyes had the sunken look which follows upon watching and sorrow.

Adam Bede 2004

Well! Here is my promontory, and there is the sea — IT rolleth hither unto me, shaggily and fawningly, the old, faithful, hundred – headed dog – monster that I love! —

Thus spake Zarathustra; A book for all and none 2001

All she could see of him was the back of his head where his dark, nearly black hair grew shaggily down his neck, and the sinewed contours of his sun-bronzed shoulders with his ridged spine running down the center.

Wildcatter’s Woman Janet Dailey 1990

All she could see of him was the back of his head where his dark, nearly black hair grew shaggily down his neck, and the sinewed contours of his sun-bronzed shoulders with his ridged spine running down the center.

Wildcatter’s Woman Janet Dailey 1990

Thick, slightly curling black hair tumbled across his forehead and grew shaggily down the back of his neck.

Time for Yesterday A. C. Crispin 1990

All she could see of him was the back of his head where his dark, nearly black hair grew shaggily down his neck, and the sinewed contours of his sun-bronzed shoulders with his ridged spine running down the center.

Wildcatter’s Woman Janet Dailey 1990

All she could see of him was the back of his head where his dark, nearly black hair grew shaggily down his neck, and the sinewed contours of his sun-bronzed shoulders with his ridged spine running down the center.

Wildcatter’s Woman Janet Dailey 1990

The rest was piled up on top of his ears and hanging shaggily down over the collar of his suit coat, its light blond color similar to that of a competitive swimmer who spends five hours a day in a pool full of heavily chlorinated water.

Will Liddy, G. Gordon 1980