I'm just a dumb towheaded cracker from Georgia.
Towheaded children ran underfoot as the alums nibbled on fresh cheese produced in the school's artisanal-cheesemaking course, which is offered in collaboration with the nearby Jasper Hill Farm.
— Amazon Books team, July 29 Two towheaded young boys, Timmy and Pete, are playing a first-person action shooter and a mobile-device game.
Though Scout's closest male companion is her older brother, Jem, she and her best friend, the towheaded Charles Baker (Dill) Harris, briefly conduct half-hearted, playful attempts to get engaged.
(All the American types are there, but crowded in, not spaced out: the familiar platoon with the wise guy from Brooklyn, the towheaded boy from farm country, etc).
June 26 2015 When this towheaded chanteuse warbles on her song "Game That I Play" that "people's faces blend together like a watercolor you can't remember," she may as well be talking about folksingers in general — these days, it's not easy to stand out from the throngs of guitar-gripping dreamers found on coffee-shop stages each night.
"Liberty and justice for all" was still intact, though it was unclear whether "all" now encompassed towheaded little Master Atheist and pigtailed little Miss Agnostic.
Little towheaded children kept wandering in to peer under his desk.
Kenny R. Burck, semi-retired, a large man with the looks of a hazel-eyed, towheaded boy, took his seat on the dais at the Golden Anniversary… FAMILY TREE about the contested paternity of Timothy Lincoln Beckwith, who may or may not be the last surviving descendant of Abraham Lincoln.
Early in the the film version of "Sunday's Children" (1992), Bergman's towheaded proxy, Pu, sits with his playmates in the upstairs room of the blacksmith's house, where the blacksmith's bovine wife suckles a boy of five as well as her own infant.
Only the odd towheaded toddler gives the game away.
