baldish

He's almost 2 and I still have baldish spots on my temples.

He looked at me hard, steel-grey eyes and a baldish head.

As The Shadow entered, he saw a baldish man coming from the office.

For once, the baldish crook had lost his confidence.

The peering baldish fat agent seemed a living cartoon of the Civilian.

The baldish man came to his feet, stammering his thanks.

"With me, it's not the legs, but the hair," said the baldish kicker.

Baldish patches had appeared where once was billows of mane.

The baldish man sank back in his chair.

But the baldish gambling czar was in no wise ill at ease.

A moon-faced man entered, removing his hat to display a baldish head.

"Come into the office," suggested the baldish man.

Leaning forward, Barfield gripped his baldish head with both hands.

He nodded his baldish head; and finally came to his feet with an outstretched paw.

My roommate, a dark, baldish man with a round face, arrived lugging bulky suitcases.

"Securities," replied Stamford, removing his hat to reveal a baldish head.

The promoter was a short, pudgy man with short-clipped mustache and baldish head.

The librarian then scratched his baldish head.

Looking up, the baldish man adjusted a pair of pince-nez glasses and smiled a greeting.

He stepped toward the baldish gambling king.

Inside the office, the baldish waiter was standing in front of Beak's big mahogany desk, waiting for his pay envelope.

Seated in the living room of his hotel suite, the baldish man was listening intently for any sounds outside his door.

In front of them was a baldish man, with a hard-jawed face, holding a revolver that he wagged from one to the other.

The child moves with eerily human gestures, and his baldish head has a wizened, hopeful yet anxious look.

The shorter man is baldish and gray-haired, and will not divulge his true name, occupation or age.