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tow-headed

adjective as in light

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Bryant looked back at the 5-foot-10, 165-pound, tow-headed 18-year-old and said, “You’ll never play Division 1 football. You need to go somewhere else.”

Weiskopf, a tall princely man with a swing of graceful power, and young, tow-headed Johnny Miller, at 27 rated by many as Nicklaus’ heir apparent, were just one shot behind at 277, both barely missing birdie putts on the final green that would have tied them for the championship.

Morgan didn’t allow the tow-headed naysayers to spoil his fun.

“Yeah, the tow-headed so-and-so with two busted A-holes for eyes. Well, he was in here the other day running his mouth about how good Peninsula was and how they were gonna beat the stuffing out of Calhoun.”

“I did not,” the pale tow-headed fellow said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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