horsehairy

English

Etymology

From horsehair +‎ -y.

Adjective

horsehairy (comparative more horsehairy, superlative most horsehairy)

1. Resembling or covered with horsehair.
   • 1905, Lloyd Osbourne, Baby Bullet: the motor of destiny, page 171:

     It was a dark, horsehairy place with a sort of abandon-hope atmosphere that seemed suitable for people that had no money, and who were going indefinitely into pawn.

   • 1932, Northwest Journal of Dentistry, volume 20, page 210:

     He puts stitches in the roof of your mouth — black horsehairy ones that tickle.