The word "mustache" is correct in written English.
It is used to refer to facial hair that grows above the upper lip.
Example: "He decided to grow a mustache for the upcoming costume party."
Alternatives: "Facial hair" or "Lip hair."
The seasoned media exec with the Mr Monopoly mustache is much loved by investors.
And a nice face helps to get people out of trouble: a recent University of Oslo study found that university students awarded criminals sentences which were 20% lighter if they were told that the villains were "handsome" or "pretty .If a bit of lipstick can keep you out of jail, or waxing your mustache can land an extra 15% in earnings, then who would not pay for successful beauty treatments?
Mr Sununu's seat was one small step to 60. Nabbing Mr McConnell's would be a giant leap.8 30: My friend asks that we all go to this link and vote for "sassy":http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2008/11/04/us/politics/20081104_ELECTION_WORDTRAIN.html8 30: Virginia's King and Queen County, a Bush county in 2004, went for Mr Obama with 100%.8 30: David Axelrod's mustache is too awesome.
Foreigners' residency permits require information about the shape of one's nose and the style of one's mustache.
One account of him, written in the late 1860s, described Hickok as "six feet tall, lithe, active, sinewy, [a] daring rider, [a] dead shot with pistol and rifle, [with] long locks, fine features and mustache, buckskin leggings, red shirt, broad-brim hat, twin pistols in belt, rifle in hand".
She performed confrontational pieces such as The Mythic Being (1972 81), for which she was filmed walking the streets of New York City and Cambridge, Massachusetts, as a light-skinned African American man with a mustache and an afro and wearing sunglasses.
Groucho was the master of wit and verbal timing, and he delivered wisecracks and non sequiturs at a dizzying, relentless pace; his visual trademarks included greasepainted eyebrows and mustache, glasses, tailcoat, and ever-present cigar.
Schnauzer, any of three breeds of dogs the standard, miniature, and giant schnauzers developed in Germany and named for their distinctive "mustache".
The enduring character actor, who was distinguished by a trim mustache, made more than 100 films, including She Done Him Wrong (1933), Captain Kidd (1945), We Were Strangers (1949), The Bad and the Beautiful (1952), and The Big Circus (1959).
Many television historians cite an unnamed CBS executive who allegedly claimed that the American public would never accept a series with a lead character who was divorced, was from New York, was Jewish, or had a mustache.
In the 20th century alone, her iconic status was mocked in schoolboy fashion the addition of a mustache and goatee to a postcard reproduction in Marcel Duchamp's readymade, L.H.O.O.Q.
