stubbles

In Scotland you can still use lead on wildfowl over "dry" areas, such as stubbles etc.

Army Rumour Service 2009

In Scotland you can still use lead on wildfowl over "dry" areas, such as stubbles etc.

Army Rumour Service 2009

Extensions previously had to be cut out, leaving stubbles of hair.

Courtney Cachet: The Real Deal on Hair Extensions Courtney Cachet 2012

Extensions previously had to be cut out, leaving stubbles of hair.

Courtney Cachet: The Real Deal on Hair Extensions Courtney Cachet 2012

The stubbles have been ripped up by cultivation, some already ploughed and soon to be worked up to a seed-bed prior to drilling with winter cereals.

Country diary: Staffordshire Moorlands 2010

So what if he is President and he has a meeting with an important foreign leader and he stubbles?

McCain: 'I will veto every single beer' 2008

It hurled stubbles of weed everywhere, lifted kites flown from the roofs of mud hovels.

A Thousand Splendid Suns Hosseini, Khaled 2007

SOMEONE ELSE writes a speech for him..he stubbles through it not having a clue on god's green earth what it means or what the implications are and you go all nuts in support.

Here comes your "national nervous breakdown." Ann Althouse 2007

Marty reflected, and perceived that Mrs. Charmond must have recognized her plodding up the hill under the blaze of the lamp; recognized, probably, her stubbly poll (since she had kept away her face), and thought that those stubbles were the result of her own desire.

The Woodlanders 2006

The gold of sinking sunlight lay on the stubbles; the leaves, hardly turned as yet, were just promising colour, and away down there the blue line of the river glinted through its bordering trees.

Maid in Waiting 2004