Examples of 'quite hairy' in a sentence

Meaning of "quite hairy"

quite hairy: used to describe a situation that is complicated, difficult, or risky

How to use "quite hairy" in a sentence

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quite hairy
The body is black and quite hairy.
It was quite hairy because it could have collapsed again.
The eyes are dark and quite hairy.
It was quite hairy at some points.
The foliage and stems are often quite hairy.
Marina was quite hairy as a child.
They are also often quite hairy.
It has a quite hairy tail that can screw at will.
The whole body is quite hairy.
The herbage is fuzzy to quite hairy in texture, and generally reddish in color.
The body and the wings are quite hairy.
Although it will be quite hairy to prove it for a 3 by 3.
It is greenish to purple in color and may be hairless to quite hairy.
It can be quite hairy.
The underside of the leaf is paler than above, leaf stalks are quite hairy.

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It 's getting quite hairy out here now.
The stems are ribbed and may be hairless to quite hairy in texture.
It was funny as hell, but quite hairy for a moment, " says Rhodes.
The thorax is dark-brown and quite hairy.
Urgh! It's getting quite hairy out here now.
It has palmate ( looks like the palm of your hand ) leaves which are quite hairy.
This really is quite hairy.
The apical portion of the labellum ( epichile ) is triangular-lanceolate, usually purple-red and quite hairy.
The Arapawa pig has reverted to a wild type that is quite hairy and has a mane.
Some are hairless, while some are quite hairy or scaly.
Do either of you recognize this very proud and quite hairy Canadian?
Yes, your brother is quite hairy.
But one either side, it's quite hairy.

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