pony-tailed

See also: ponytailed

English

Adjective

pony-tailed (not comparable)

1. Alternative form of ponytailed
   • 2011 December 21, “US rests case against soldier accused of treason”, in The Marshall News Messenger, volume 134, number 186, page 5B:

     Across the room were Manning’s supporters, including a long-haired young man representing Occupy Wall Street and a pony-tailed, military veteran wearing a "Free Bradley Manning" T-shirt.

   • 2015 April 16, “Bucks finish season at .500, lose to hot-handed Celtics”, in Green Bay Press-Gazette, page 2C:

     The pony-tailed Datome stepped up, following a 3 with 2:20 left with a layup to give Boston a 105-97 lead with 1:28 remaining.

   • 2018 July 28, “Jimenez, Ames setting the pace”, in The Times, volume 109, number 359, page C11:

     Earlier, pony-tailed Spaniard Jimenez fired a 5-under 67 for a total of 135, one better than American pair Jeff Sluman (68) and Kirk Triplett (71), and defending champion Bernhard Langer (69).

   • 2019 May 11, Clarence E. Hill Jr., “Rookie defensive tackle Hill motivated to move on from complicated ending at UCF”, in Star-Telegram, page 1B:

     “I learned how to scuba dive in Key West with my grandfather,” Hill said, sporting a smile and pony-tailed dreadlocks with colored beads after his first rookie mini-camp practice with the Cowboys.

   • 2021 March 24, Adriana Gomez Licon, “Girl’s solo journey to U.S. border shows risks parents take”, in The Brownsville Herald, volume 129, number 264, page A5:

     What happened to the man who was to be her guide is unclear, but the pony-tailed girl met up with a group and pressed on, vigorously swinging her arms to keep up as they trekked north through the Rio Grande Valley on Sunday under a half-moon.