Examples of 'horse face' in a sentence
Meaning of "horse face"
horse face - a term used colloquially to describe someone with facial features that resemble those of a horse; often used in a derogatory or teasing manner, but can also be used playfully among friends
How to use "horse face" in a sentence
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I do not have a horse face like him.
Old horse face is on the warpath.
But you do not have a horse face.
I find this long horse face of mine a great drawback.
Your polluting days are over horse face.
This long horse face of mine causes all sorts of trouble.
Stop with that miserable old horse face.
This long horse face of mine causes all sorits of trouble.
Do not call a woman a horse face.
With that horse face of his, we look nothing alike.
How to paint a rocking horse face.
The guy with the horse face and the big teeth?
Which she lost because she was such a horse face.
And besides, this boring horse face of mine does me no good.
Cause what I heard was that you have a horse face.
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I wrote Horse Face on her, so you would remember who she was.
For me it has horse face.
Is that what you are telling yourself? ' Cause what I heard was that you have a horse face.
How to draw a horse face.
I wrote horse face on her, so you'd remember who she was.
This Bitch has horse face.
I wrote Horse Face on her, so you 'd remember who she was . ".
Because what I heard was that you have a horse face.
Fernandel as Don Camillo with horse face decorates the walls.
After her name, written in brackets was the apt description, horse face.
She 's got a horse face.
With a chinstrap beard like an Amish. He's got dragon wings, and a half-goat horse face.
You know, who knew horse face was gonna be a crowd favorite?
In good shape. Guy with a long horse face.
Joanne, horse face.
Come on, Mano. Stop with that miserable old horse face.
All right, horse face.
Yeah, he 's got a real horse face.
Come on, horse face.
Do your worst, horse face.
Woman's got a horse face.
I love you, horse face.
I will . All right, horse face.
