the hair on the temples; sideburns

the hair on both sides of the head near the temples

hair on the temples; sideburns

(idiom) literally ears and sideburns rubbing against one another; describes two people (especially a young couple or childhood friends) being extremely intimate or spending a lot of time together

(literary) a woman's thick, dark, and beautiful hair; often used to describe hair that is soft and curly like a cloud

(idiom) the scent of perfume and the sight of beautiful hair; describes the elegant appearance and rich attire of fashionable women at a high-society gathering

The hair growing on the sides of the face in front of the ears; sideburns.

white or gray hair on the temples

A full beard or whiskers that connect with the sideburns across the cheeks and chin.

(literary) describes the hair of a woman that is exceptionally beautiful and flowing; like the wind and mist

(literary) describes a man's wasting health and graying hair. The phrase references [[沈约|沈約|shen3 yue1]], who became thin from illness, and [[潘岳|潘岳|pan1 yue4]], whose hair turned white at a young age.

(idiom) a woman's beautiful hair, describing tresses that are thick, soft, and graceful; can also be used to refer to a beautiful woman

Black hair and a healthy, red face; used to describe the youthful and beautiful appearance of a young person.

describes a woman's appearance when her hair is messy and her hairpins are askew, typically after just waking up or before applying makeup

the beauty of women's hair and the fragrance of their clothes; a scene of elegantly dressed people at a high-society gathering

Describes the hair at one's temples turning white with age

(literary) jet-black hair on the sides of the head

hair at the temples that is turning gray; hair showing a mixture of black and white, indicating old age

A lock or curl of hair on the cheek below the temple, often styled to be sleek and soft.

the hair at the temples turning gray, metaphorically referring to the process of aging or the loss of one's prime

(literary) raven-black hair; used to describe the shiny hair and appearance of a young person

(literary) hair at the temples of a woman, styled or groomed to be as thin and delicate as a cicada's wings

describes a woman with messy or dishevelled hair caused by traveling or working outdoors in the wind and rain; used more generally to describe a woman looking worn out or distressed

the hair growing on the sides of the head in front of the ears

the hair growing on the sides of a person's face in front of the ears; temples

the raven-black hair of a woman