Definition of bespectacled
: wearing spectacles
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John Hwang, 74, a bespectacled music teacher from Severn, didn’t blame Kim Jong-un for wanting a nuclear weapons program.
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The bespectacled sheriff on Sharpshooter's backglass?
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Those who know the quiet, bespectacled businessman believe that unlike many other big-time athletic boosters, Gossett rarely calls attention to himself and would rather work behind the scenes.
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Next to the bespectacled Dutchman’s vise was an antique cabinet containing twenty slender trays, originally designed to store microscope slides.
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Selznick will bring his own brand of magic to the series starring the bespectacled boy wizard and his coterie of Hogwarts pals (and mortal enemies).
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During the annual White House Easter Egg Roll on Monday, under the watchful, bespectacled gaze of an adult in a bunny costume, the president thanked his wife, Melania, for organizing the event.
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The bespectacled Greg Bunch and his unearthly hops.
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Matveev, a slight, bespectacled man approaching his 30s, had chronicled the young Fedorov’s rise to stardom during his four years with CSKA Moscow.
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First Known Use of bespectacled
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